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Secret Lair Drop Series - Twisted Toons
Secret Lair's business department recently received an unpublished report detailing the impact of mid-20th century cartoon archetypes on broader trends in business and market integration. Particularly, this report theorized that adopting the madcap antics and absurd pratfalls of a cartoon protagonist can lead a business to higher market capitalization and outsized returns over time. We found the logic to be sound.
While this is normally the type of thing we'd run up the ladder to the boss, she's gone. So, we went ahead and made a drop of vintage cartoon art from Desmuncubic that's subtly packed with allusions to comparative advantage theory, post-Keynesian economics, and other monetary models. Look closely and you might even see the Phillips curve!
While this is normally the type of thing we'd run up the ladder to the boss, she's gone. So, we went ahead and made a drop of vintage cartoon art from Desmuncubic that's subtly packed with allusions to comparative advantage theory, post-Keynesian economics, and other monetary models. Look closely and you might even see the Phillips curve!
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Secret Lair's business department recently received an unpublished report detailing the impact of mid-20th century cartoon archetypes on broader trends in business and market integration. Particularly, this report theorized that adopting the madcap antics and absurd pratfalls of a cartoon protagonist can lead a business to higher market capitalization and outsized returns over time. We found the logic to be sound.
While this is normally the type of thing we'd run up the ladder to the boss, she's gone. So, we went ahead and made a drop of vintage cartoon art from Desmuncubic that's subtly packed with allusions to comparative advantage theory, post-Keynesian economics, and other monetary models. Look closely and you might even see the Phillips curve!
While this is normally the type of thing we'd run up the ladder to the boss, she's gone. So, we went ahead and made a drop of vintage cartoon art from Desmuncubic that's subtly packed with allusions to comparative advantage theory, post-Keynesian economics, and other monetary models. Look closely and you might even see the Phillips curve!
