Printing press
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The main feature of efficient markets is that they are not predictable. For example, if the stock market (e.g. NYSE) is efficient, it follows that it is impossible to predict what prices of stocks will be in the future. Market anomalies happen when some prices in the market turn out to be predictable. The most important anomaly is probably the value anomaly: stocks that have a low market value compared to their accounting value (ie "value stocks", with high book-to-market value) tend to outperform stocks that have a large market value relative to their book value (ie "growth stocks" with low book-to-market stocks). Another example is the so-called "momentum" anomaly. It says that stocks that have a large return during a certain period will tend to continue having larger return than other stocks for some time.
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Via competition. Consider this: you and your competitor produce the same, say spoons, and sell them at the same price. As you gain some profit, you can invest it back into production and buy new machinery, new technology or even develop new technology that will make your spoons X% cheaper and Y% better. If you don't update your production, you will be very soon swept away from market. And if you update your production all your previous machinery / technology is just throw away, because it already obsolete and noone needs it. That is contrary to socialistic approach, where every machine would work (produce) until it is physically broken and is replaced only then. There is a good example in IT - if all you do with your computer is ONLY typing a book, you hardly use 086 or even Pentium processor, though you could 20 years ago. Processors themselves did not loose any abilities, only you lost the ability to use them. The reason for it is that computers were "capitalistically encouraged".
The Book of Finances.
Printing press
The printing press.
The invention of the printing press by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century revolutionized book production by allowing for mass production of books. This led to a significant reduction in the cost of producing books, making them more accessible to a wider audience and spurring the spread of knowledge and literacy.
no it is not
yes! the romans invented the book.
The person who made the list is Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the printing press. His invention revolutionized communication by making book production more efficient and widespread, leading to increased literacy rates and the spread of knowledge across Europe during the 15th century.
The production budget for "The Book Thief" was around $19 million.
The Production Budget for The Book of Eli was $80,000,000.
The invention of Hugo Cabret
In the book "Holes" by Louis Sachar, Stanley's father calls his invention "Sploosh."
The Production Budget for Little Black Book was $30,000,000.
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