Reviews for Greenspan's Bubbles: The Age of Ignorance at the Federal Reserve

The average rating for Greenspan's Bubbles: The Age of Ignorance at the Federal Reserve based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-03-02 00:00:00 Josephine Stiess Boring, yet informative. Greenspan was clueless or just didn't care about his decision making.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-06-20 00:00:00 Jaehoon Cho well, apparently, there have been many reviews on this book in which I am not getting into..my simple conclusions are i) author is really one stop short of calling Maestro's act as "systematic ignorance" by a) systematically ignoring the outside world b) systematically intend to reduce interest rates c) systematically to help the Wallstreet bankers and arbitrageurs making tons of dough d) systematically intend to create high tech, and housing bubble like Japan part deux ii) it is so obviously that there, although not the point from this book, 911 event was possibly created in the right time. Yes, 911 was a hoax that we do not want to get into from this review that iii) systematically in line to create many wealth bubble which ultimately to suck dry within the middle classes. iv) systematically following "plans" (Bilderberg) to destroy middle classes and the global wealth..along with the slogan of NWO..v) the pattern from his behavior is appalling and pure insane..it is no longer a book about the conventional wisdom on how the hack US Congress, Senate did approve this guy who screwed up in LTCM and not even, not even close, as an economists..there are too many obvious absurd behavior and events which are too difficult to explain. Pure abnormal. Eg: His obsession with productivity, his repeated not-mention of bubble, his repeated lowering I.R move (1994, 1996, 2003, etc), his obvious giveaways of hot money to Wall Street bankers. Most insanely, Maestro was telling the critics he did not know about the CDO, Alt-A, MBS, ABS instruments that was going on after he flipped the systematic Greenspan Put switch on???And one tells me it is difficult to get into Harvard, then someone tell me how this dude got this Fed (private companies (bankers)) job???? And what I see is people (public) love his fetish speech about the most blurrish comments about the forthcoming economic conditions (past)..are people simply love being verbally, and intelligent abused by the moronic Maestro??