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Intro
Section I
1. The Market is the Message
2. How Much Risk Is Too Much Risk?
3. Hyman Minsky, A Lefty Who Had It Right Section II: Asset Market Upheaval: The Cycle Driver for the Past 20 Years
4. Not Iraq and Tanks, Debt and Banks, the 1990 Recession
5: Tulips in Tokyo: The Asset Inflation/Deflation That Consigned Japan to a Lost Decade
6: The Asian Contagion: What Went Up Went Down, With a Vengeance!
7: The 2000 Recession, From Brave New World Boom to Wild Technology Share Price Bust
8: The Spectacular Slide For House Prices, Consumer Purchasing Power, the 2008 Recession
Section III: Concluding Observations
9: Mainstream Economics: A Slavish Devotion To Rational Market Theories
10: The Politics of Economics: Confusing Free Market Triumph with free market infallibility
11: The Punch Line: Embrace Capitalism but don’t forget the seat belts and the air bags
Robert J. Barbera, Ph.D., is executive vice
president and chief economist at ITG and
an Economics Department Fellow at Johns
Hopkins University. He has been a noted
Wall Street economist for over 25 years.
Before arriving on Wall Street, Barbera was
a staff economist for Senator Paul Tsongas
and an economist for the Congressional
Budget Offi ce.
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reviewed The Cost of Capitalism: Understanding Market Mayhem and Stabilizing our Economic Future on May 19, 2014 The Cost of Capitalism: Understanding Market Mayhem and Stabilizing our Economic Future
Wow! I have read about hundred books a year and this is one of the best book I have ever read..Author correctly pointed out the several: i) the world is not about monetary policies, nor fiscal policies that politicians are swindling in our daily lives. ii) in fact, it is the behavior finance that are moving the world, the world economy that we have been ignoring it. iii) we have been too focus on the bipolar ideology from either traditional classical theory and Keynesian theory...even those who embrace Keynesian have became believing the economy can be controlled by either interest rate and inflation rate....which is completely wrong. iv) author embraces Minsky the world known and foremost scholar to believe in Financial Economies...believing that we are often driven by rationality in which we are not. v) 80% of predictability is driven and destructed by the 20% of unpredictability we ALWAYS overlook because of our well embedded Pervasive Uncertainty view on the world...or yesterday was happy, so tomorrow we should be OK..a brilliant book must read and a deep down bashing Greenspan (Interest Rate), BernaQE (liquidity)...a simply MUST read...P.S: Author also points out the past economic downturn in short historical explanation..
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