Leasing and rental
Buying an asset once and selling its use repeatedly. Outside a few finance textbooks the literature is thin; the best reading is company histories where rental economics decided the outcome.
8 books · 1 people behind it
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- That Will Never WorkMarc Randolph, 2019
- Copies in SecondsDavid Owen, 2004
- Equipment LeasingFrank J. Fabozzi, Peter K. Nevitt, 2000
The people behind it 1
Each person holds a book in this entry or names it in their own tags.
Academics 1
Books 8
Arun Sundararajan · 2016 · Crowd-based capitalism and the shift from owning to renting access.
Marc Randolph · 2019 · Netflix's co-founder on the DVD-rental subscription model's invention.
T2 Lights Out
Thomas Gryta, Ted Mann · 2020 · GE Capital's leasing book and what it concealed inside an industrial.
Jeremy Rifkin · 2000 · Early and prescient case that access would displace ownership.
David Owen · 2004 · Xerox rented the 914 by the copy; the model made the company.
T3 Netflixed
Gina Keating · 2012 · The rental war with Blockbuster, and the economics that decided it.
Frank J. Fabozzi, Peter K. Nevitt · 2000 · The standard reference on lease structures, residuals and tax treatment.
Vitaly S. Guzhva, Sunder Raghavan, Damon J. D'Agostino · 2018 · Residual values, lease rate factors and the economics of aircraft lessors.