The Crisis Of Global Capitalism: Open Society Endangered - Rilegato

Soros, George

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ISBN 10: 0316849162 ISBN 13: 9780316849166

Casa editrice: Little, Brown, 1998

Riassunto

George Soros is a legend in the world of finance. His Quantum Fund has been the best-performing investment fund in history and his foundations have helped reshape the post-Cold War world. Now Soros applies all of his wisdom, expertise and insight to explain what's happening in the collapsing global economy. The Russian economy has collapsed, leading to punishing inflation and economic hardship; scores of Japanese banks are in ruin; the once-booming economies of Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia have imploded; and even in Europe and America the markets lurch violently, wiping out gains with each passing week. In THE CRISIS OF GLOBAL CAPITALISM Soros dissects the current crisis and economic theory, revealing how theoretical assumptions have combined with human behaviour to lead to today's calamities. He shows how unquestioning faith in market forces blinds us to crucial instabilities, and how those instabilities have chain-reacted to cause the current crisis which has the potential to get much, much worse. Offering brilliant solutions to the global meltdown, this is essential reading for anyone involved with the new economy - that is, all of us.

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Recensione:

An authentic financial genius (SPECTATOR)

His success has been unparalleled in the history of finance (THE TIMES)

one of the greatest living philanthropists. (FINANCIAL TIMES)

George Soros is an amateur philosopher and a professional speculator, but his philosophy, like that of many self-made philosophics is full of interesting insights. (SPECTATOR)

Descrizione del libro:

* Totally updated.
* A startling critique of global capitalism, and an inspiring vision of how it can be fixed - by a legend in the world of finance.

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• Editore: Little, Brown
• Data di pubblicazione: 1998
• ISBN 10: 0316849162
• ISBN 13: 9780316849166
• Rilegatura: Copertina rigida
• Numero edizione: 1
• Numero di pagine: 288