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Watch the video of Pepper the robot’s visit to the FT
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smaeda 2016/08/18
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MasterCard to start trialing Pepper the robot in Pizza Hut
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Japan pins hopes on Pepper the mechanical playmate
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Are Japanese robots losing their edge to Silicon Valley?
When robots were called into service at the damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant after the 2011 tsunami, they were not ones made in Japan. Instead, machines built by US company iRobot to operate in minefields in Afghanistan and Iraq had to be used. It was a clear illustration of how, despite the country’s longstanding prowess in robotics, Japanese leadership in the field is no longer a given. Mor
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Pepper the robot cannot rescue us from demographic decline
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SoftBank’s Pepper robot gets helping hand from Foxconn and Alibaba
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Robots with a human side offered up by Japan’s SoftBank
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Do not let the ‘cure’ destroy capitalism
smaeda 2009/03/23
(Gary Becker et al.) "Most interventions, including random policies, by their very nature would hurt rather than help, in large part by adding to the uncertainty and risk that are already so prominent during this contraction."

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Read the big four to know capital’s fate
smaeda 2009/03/16
(Paul Kennedy) "...Homus Economicus will take a horrible beating. But capitalism, in modified form, will not disappear. Like democracy, it has serious flaws -- but, just as one find faults with democracy, the critics of capitalism will discover that all other systems are worse."

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Adam Smith’s market never stood alone
smaeda 2009/03/13
(Amartya Sen) "It is often overlooked that Smith did not take the pure market mechanism to be a free-standing performer of excellence, nor did he take the profit motive to be all that is needed... he was deeply concerned about the incidence of poverty, illiteracy and relative deprivation..."

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Welch condemns share price focus
smaeda 2009/03/13
(Jack Welch) "Shareholder value is a result, not a strategy... Your main constituencies are your employees, your customers and your products... The idea that shareholder value is a strategy is insane. It is the product of your combined efforts -- from the management to the employees."

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Why the G20 must focus on sustaining demand
smaeda 2009/03/11
(Martin Wolf) "The danger is not of doing nothing, but rather of doing too little. If such timidity fails, opponents will argue: these policies have failed. This will exacerbate confusion, making attempts at decisive action later on more difficult and ineffective."

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A survival plan for global capitalism
smaeda 2009/03/09
(FT Editorial) "There is one certainty. While recessions are inevitable, deep depressions or slumps -- or what ever you call them -- are neither necessary nor welcome... Growth must be restarted... The aim is now simple: end this brutal recession."

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Seeds of its own destruction
smaeda 2009/03/09
(Martin Wolf) "Another ideological god has failed. The assumptions that ruled policy and politics over three decades suddenly look as outdated as revolutionary socialism... The world of the past three decades has gone. Where we end up, after this financial tornado, is for us to seek to determine."

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smaeda 2009/03/05
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To nationalise or not – that is the question
smaeda 2009/03/04
(Martin Wolf) "To nationalise or not... much of the debate is semantic. But underneath it are at least two big issues. Who bears losses? How does one best restructure banks?" // "banks must be fixed, in an orderly and systematic way... bank restructuring itself must begin."

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FT.com / Comment & analysis / Letters - Japan’s price-keeping operations can succeed
smaeda 2009/03/03
(Roger Farmer) "not proposing to spend money... proposing to exchange one kind of asset, government liabilities, for another, equity." // " "Unlike the proposed fiscal stimulus packages currently on the table, ... need not cost the taxpayer a penny and... have a much better chance of success."

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How Washington can prevent ‘zombie banks’
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smaeda 2009/03/03
(James Baker) "Unfortunately, the US may be repeating Japan's mistake by viewing our current banking crisis as one of liquidty and not solvency... we risk perpetuating US zombie banks and suffering a lost American decade."

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FT.com / Companies / Financials - How bank bonuses let us all down
smaeda 2009/02/25
(Nassim Taleb) "As traders say, they have the 'free option' on their performance: they get the profits, not the losses. I hold that this vicious asymmetry is the driving factor behind investment banking. If capitalism is about incentives..." // "No incentive without disincentive."

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Lunch with the FT: Nassim Nicholas Taleb
smaeda 2009/02/25
(David Wighton on NNTaleb) "He is not arguing that all forecasting is pointless... "I am saying that we should first know the error rate and then make the prediction. Because the error rate is far more relevant than the prediction." "

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