what are examples of companies who were able to leverage some little-known but true insight about the world to strike numerous one-sided deals?
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@patio11 I would love to read any elaboratinon on that -
"Japan Deming" in your economic or business history of choice will do most of the work for you. Or you can read about the Toyota Production System, which has a number of things going for it but that particular one was historically pretty big. Sadly few books about it are good.
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Goldman - not lowering MBS pricing until having unloaded them & gone short (Inside Job) - downgraded a company stock right ahead of when they were negotiating its acquisition https://web.archive.org/web/20170611090334/http://jeffmatthewsisnotmakingthisup.blogspot.com/2010/01/think-for-yourself-part-iigoldman-8.html … - Goldman helped Greece hide debt off the books & shortedhttps://www.thenation.com/article/archive/goldmans-greek-gambit/ …
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I’m looking for examples where one firm knew that their counterparties were systematically and consistently undervalued
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That they got from a random American consultant
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Car manufacturing only? What's the timespan, is this pre-Intel?
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