Panic
the betrayal of capitalism by Wall Street and Washington
by Andrew Redleaf
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[The authors] reveal the Crash of 2008 as the "predictable outcome of an ideology that has dominated the American financial establishment for upwards of forty years." This "ideology of modern finance" replaced the capitalist's appreciation for free markets as a context for human creativity with the worship of efficient markets as substitutes for that creativity. The capitalist understands free markets as an arena for the contending judgments of free men. ... Under the influence of contemporary financial theory, bankers and regulators abandoned basic tools of financial analysis and judgment ... [and] combined to create financial institutions with balance sheets no one could judge--Dust jacket.
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Government policy, Finance, Capitalism, Mortgages, Psychological aspects, Economic policy, Financial crises, Investments, HistoryTimes
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Panic: the betrayal of capitalism by Wall Street and Washington
2010, Richard Vigilante Books
in English
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0980076366 9780980076363
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [247]-253) and index.
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