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Douglas W. HubbardNon-Fiction · Business & Economics·b. 1962
The failure of risk management
This guide critically examines common risk management methods, revealing their fundamental flaws and demonstrating why many are ineffective. Using real-world examples from financial crises to engineering disasters, it uncovers the shortcomings of popular approaches. The book then presents scientifically proven solutions, drawing from fields like nuclear power and exploratory oil, to improve risk management across all industries and government sectors.