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The Liability Age

The Liability Age

Why Institutions Now Design for Blame Instead of Performance

Institutions now optimize for blame avoidance rather than performance, and the result is visible everywhere. On what happens when the primary goal becomes not being at fault.

By Adrian Volker

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