Maximizing Luck: Masters in Business with Judd Kessler
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Subscribe to the Bloomberg Intelligence podcast today on Apple, Spotify, or anywhere you listen. Bloomberg Audio Studios, podcast's radio news. This is Masters in Business with Barry Rittholz on Bloomberg Radio. This week on the podcast, another extra special guest, Judd Kessler. Wharton Professor, author of Lucky by Design, tells us about market design, how we allocate scarce resources for everything from Taylor Swift tickets to kidneys.
I thought the book was really interesting, um kind of wonky economic analysis, but fascinating and the conversation absolutely fascinating also, with no further ado, my interview of Professor Judd Kessler. So I found the book to be really fascinating look at market design, which is an area that we don't usually think about. We'll talk about the book in a few moments. I want to start with your background. Bachelor's, master's, and PhD from Harvard, but that wasn't enough.
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