Walking Capitalism
There’s one thing social networks can never replace: physical interactions between people.
Author
Brendan Hart
Economist, educator, strategist, writer, and founder of The Power Curve.
Brendan Hart is the founder of The Power Curve, an independent platform publishing economic intelligence for a complex world.
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