i like what you said about incentives. But i disagree a little bit about the alignment issue, cause now be cal a conversation. Sentives matter, thot. It's not just monetary incenatives. It's also non monetary incentives,. Like your referring to about sacrifice, or creating something greater than yourself, or working with other people. So incentives matters. D i think the the challenge of some of the things that go wrong in business is that the incentives are not well alined, as you suggest. We used to have insurance that was different. Maybe it couldn't have survived int intherein thetum freemarket way. Butit t for whatever reason, it is
Michael Eisenberg, venture capitalist and the author of The Tree of Life and Prosperity talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about the secret of the Start-Up Nation, the role of principles in investing, and why he's optimistic about technology's contribution to humanity.