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Mad Money : When Markets Outgrow Governments

Mad Money : When Markets Outgrow Governments

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Message from France
Review: I would like to know if that book is going to be translate in french. Thank you.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: From korean reader
Review: Please me know if this book will be tranlsated into Korean, in a few year

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Complexities of global economics deciphered
Review: The global economy, especially those aspects dealing with global finance, often appear to be intimidating in their complexity. Susan Strange decodes processes of finance and monetary policy and puts them in terms that just about anyone can understand. There is, in fact, nothing that complex about these processes at all. The metaphor of "casino capitalism" still holds...and they are playing with your money. One would do well to read this in combination with a book by George Soros. Comprehensive, but readable. A great book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Complexities of global economics deciphered
Review: The global economy, especially those aspects dealing with global finance, often appear to be intimidating in their complexity. Susan Strange decodes processes of finance and monetary policy and puts them in terms that just about anyone can understand. There is, in fact, nothing that complex about these processes at all. The metaphor of "casino capitalism" still holds...and they are playing with your money. One would do well to read this in combination with a book by George Soros. Comprehensive, but readable. A great book.


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