Global financial meltdown how we can avoid the next economic crisis Colin Read.
Detalles de publicación: Basingstoke [England] New York Palgrave Macmillan 2009.Descripción: x, 252 p. 24 cmISBN:- 9780230222182
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In easy to understand terms and journalistic style, Read describes the reasons for global financial unrest arising from the sub-prime mortgage crisis and economic meltdowns. He walks the reader through a number of topics in economics and connects these topics to real world financial problems concluding with recommendations for the future.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 245-248) and index.
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- List of Illustrations(p. ix)
- About the Author(p. x)
- 1 Introduction(p. 1)
- Part I Evolution of the Modern Economic System
- 2 The Beauty (and the Beast) of Free Markets(p. 7)
- 3 The Post-Industrial Revolution and the Transforming Economies(p. 18)
- Part II Creation of the Consumer-Investor
- 4 The Anatomy of a Train Wreck(p. 29)
- 5 Get Your Money for Nothing and Your Kicks for Free(p. 38)
- 6 The World Threw a Party(p. 45)
- Part III An Emerging New World
- 7 When I'm 64(p. 59)
- 8 Progress Marches On(p. 67)
- 9 Fill 'Er Up(p. 74)
- 10 Gold, Oil, and Dollars, and the Decline of an Economic Superpower(p. 83)
- Part IV Banks and Central Banking
- 11 Too Clever by One Half(p. 91)
- 12 Who's Minding the Store?(p. 100)
- 13 Who Spiked the Punchbowl?(p. 112)
- 14 Who Stole the Punchbowl?(p. 118)
- 15 Seems that We Have a Failure to Coordinate(p. 124)
- 16 The Timely Death of Supply Side Economics(p. 132)
- Part V Financial Failures
- 17 The Higher You Go, the Farther You Fall(p. 139)
- 18 America Sneezes and the World Catches a Cold(p. 144)
- 19 Asleep at the Switch(p. 149)
- 20 The Bigger You Are, the Softer You Fall(p. 158)
- 21 It's Downright Criminal(p. 166)
- 22 Somebody's Hedging(p. 172)
- 23 Markets and Technology - The Great Enabler or the Great Disabler?(p. 180)
- Part VI Politics and Perceptions
- 24 Panics, Politics, and the Media(p. 189)
- 25 The Only Thing We Have to Fear is Fear Itself(p. 194)
- 26 Do Stimulus Packages Work?(p. 201)
- 27 When Politics Gets in the Way of Good Ole' Common Sense(p. 207)
- 28 The Taxman Cometh(p. 213)
- 29 An Educated Global Citizen(p. 222)
- 30 Let's Build a Better Mousetrap(p. 225)
- 31 Conclusions(p. 239)
- 32 Epilogue(p. 242)
- Notes(p. 245)
- Index(p. 249)
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COLIN READ has a Ph.D. in Economics, a law degree, and master's degree in business and in taxation. He has taught economics and finance for twenty five years, and is currently Dean of a school of business and economics in New York, USA. He has recently published a book on International Taxation, and appears regularly on a local PBS show on economic development, and is a prolific writer on a variety of economic issues.