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2. Yevgenia's black swan; 3. The speculator and the prostitute; 4. One thousand and one days, or how not to be a sucker; 5. Confirmation shmonfirmation!; 6. The narrative fallacy; 7. Living in the antechamber of hope; 9. The Ludic fallacy, or the uncertainty of the nerd; 10. The scandal of prediction; 11. How to look for bird poop; 12. Epistemocracy, a dream; 13. Appelles the Painter, or what do you do if you cannot predict?; 14. From mediocristan to extremistan, and back; 15. The bell curve, that great intellectual fraud; 17. Locke's madmen, or bell curves in the wrong places; 17. Locke's madmen, or bell curves in the wrong places; 18. The uncertainty of the phony; 19. Half and half, or how to get even with the black swan.

Mergers and Acquisitions is a comprehensive textbook designed for students of post graduate management programmes. Written in a student-friendly manner, it helps readers understand concepts, complexities, and challenges encountered during mergers and acqu