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Post Corona

From Crisis to Opportunity

Scott Galloway

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Post Corona
The Great Acceleration+
Market Winners & Losers+
Big Tech Dominance+
Venture Capital & Unicorns+
Higher Education Disruption+
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Question 1 of 6
According to the book, what is the primary economic effect of the COVID-19 pandemic?
  • A. It completely reversed the trajectory of the global economy.
  • B. It accelerated economic trends that were already taking place.
  • C. It caused an unprecedented boom in small, local businesses.
  • D. It permanently destroyed the venture capital and startup ecosystem.
Question 2 of 6
Why did the stock market perform relatively well in 2020 despite widespread small business bankruptcies?
  • A. Government stimulus checks were primarily invested in local retail businesses.
  • B. The hospitality industry saw an unexpected surge in domestic tourism.
  • C. A few massive, well-positioned companies saw enormous growth that propped up market indexes.
  • D. International trade agreements drastically lowered the cost of goods for everyday consumers.
Question 3 of 6
What does Scott Galloway mean by the term 'yogababble'?
  • A. Wellness programs instituted by tech companies to prevent employee burnout.
  • B. The confusing medical terminology used by media outlets during the early days of the pandemic.
  • C. Bold, vague promotional claims made by startups that lack sound economic fundamentals.
  • D. The rapid pivot of fitness centers to online yoga and meditation classes.
Question 4 of 6
Why does the author argue that higher education was ripe for disruption even before the pandemic?
  • A. Its disruptability index was high because tuition costs soared while the core product remained largely unchanged.
  • B. Students were increasingly demanding fully remote learning options over traditional campus life.
  • C. State governments were heavily overfunding public universities, leading to severe administrative bloat.
  • D. Corporate recruiters had already stopped requiring college degrees for entry-level tech positions.
Question 5 of 6
How is Amazon attempting to leverage its pandemic-era profits for future growth, according to the text?
  • A. By acquiring struggling commercial airline companies.
  • B. By investing billions into medical infrastructure and healthcare initiatives.
  • C. By purchasing traditional brick-and-mortar universities to create Amazon Campuses.
  • D. By launching a new social media network to rival Facebook and Twitter.
Question 6 of 6
What contrast does the book draw between the US economic relief effort and Germany's response to the pandemic?
  • A. The US focused on keeping workers employed, while Germany prioritized corporate tax cuts.
  • B. The US gave everyday people small checks while bailing out corporations, whereas Germany subsidized furloughed workers' salaries.
  • C. The US hired hundreds to run track-and-trace programs, while Germany relied entirely on private tech companies.
  • D. The US instituted a 'Corona Corps' to stimulate the economy, while Germany slashed public healthcare funding.

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Post Corona Summary & Overview

Post Corona (2020) is a ruthless analysis of how the COVID-19 outbreak has reshaped our world. This survey of the post-pandemic business landscape shows who’s benefited and who’s been harmed by the virus.

Who Should Listen to Post Corona?

  • Investors looking for solid financial advice
  • Entrepreneurs navigating the newly unstable business environment
  • Anyone trying to understand the post-pandemic world

About the Author: Scott Galloway

Scott Galloway is a professor of marketing at the NYU Stern School of Business and founder of nine companies including Prophet, Red Envelope, and L2. His previous titles include The Four and The Algebra of Happiness.

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