As the global economy is racked by its worst crisis since the Great Depression, there is a renewed interest in the lessons to be learned from the world economic collapse of the late 1920s. Drawing on his best-selling book, Lords of Finance: The Bankers Who Broke the World, noted author Liaquat Ahamed discusses the insights we can gain from the Great Depression about the forces ...
As the global economy is racked by its worst crisis since the Great Depression, there is a renewed interest in the lessons to be learned from the world economic collapse of the late 1920s. Drawing on his best-selling book, Lords of Finance: The Bankers Who Broke the World, noted author Liaquat Ahamed discusses the insights we can gain from the Great Depression about the forces that cause global financial crises, the similarities between the breaks down in the 1920s and the current meltdown and the actions economic officials need to take in order to reverse the downward spiral in the world economy and avoid a repeat of that cataclysm.
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Liaquat Ahamed has been a professional investment manager for twenty-five years. He has worked at the World Bank in Washington, D.C., and the New York-based partnership of Fischer Francis Trees and Watts, where he served as chief executive. He is currently an adviser to several hedge fund groups, including the Rock Creek Group and the Rohatyn Group, is a director of Aspen Insur...
Liaquat Ahamed has been a professional investment manager for twenty-five years. He has worked at the World Bank in Washington, D.C., and the New York-based partnership of Fischer Francis Trees and Watts, where he served as chief executive. He is currently an adviser to several hedge fund groups, including the Rock Creek Group and the Rohatyn Group, is a director of Aspen Insurance Co., and is on the board of trustees of the Brookings Institution. He has degrees in economics from Harvard and Cambridge universities.
In other words, Britain's problem was not its budget deficit, but rather that it clung to the role of banker to the world without having the money or the resources to do so and at a time when most of the world was a damn poor risk. (查看原文)
the book offered a collection of events from the end of WWI to the collapse of Gold Standard, in great detail. It's great as a historical log of central bankers and central bank policies, very useful ...the book offered a collection of events from the end of WWI to the collapse of Gold Standard, in great detail. It's great as a historical log of central bankers and central bank policies, very useful for those who need inspiration for accessing today's global financial status. However I would suggest to skip where the details are too trivial.(展开)
Reparations, war debt; central bankers and their insist on gold standards (set at wrong rates);
German contraction 1928, Great crash 1929, serial bank panics, European finances summer 1931
finally done after sitting on my reading list since 12/02/2017. To start right before WWI creates the right suspense. Several themes cleverly threaded: gold balance concentration (reminiscent of BTC d...finally done after sitting on my reading list since 12/02/2017. To start right before WWI creates the right suspense. Several themes cleverly threaded: gold balance concentration (reminiscent of BTC decentralization debate?), GB deflation vs DE devaluation, reparation vs war debt, FR book-cooking scandal, DE external debt, US stock bubble, etc. (展开)
“我们已置身于巨大的混乱之中，在操控一台精密机器时出了差错——其运行机理是我们所不理解的。” 打破经济学旧传统的伟大斗士约翰·梅纳德·凯恩斯（John Maynard Keynes）在一篇题为《1930年的大衰退》（The Great Slump of 1930， 发表于当年12月份）的文章中这样写道。当...
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0 有用 Julie 2013-09-09 05:25:59
Great book about the central bankers from World War I to Great Depression.
0 有用 zhifeige 2011-11-12 16:55:50
这的确是一本好书，今天读到凌晨4点才看完。
0 有用 yyb 2010-10-12 20:47:41
太好看了！
0 有用 奶牛女皇 2010-06-13 11:23:28
终于读完了！荡气回肠！ 所有的人性的瑕疵，以及不可避免的群体性非理性，以及国家间的合纵连横都可以在战争和经济危机中一探究竟。 过段时间再写一下读后感。强烈推荐。 PS：我突然发现 热力学第二定律，《自私的基因》还有《Lords of Finance》之间有很大的相关性。
0 有用 后稷 2016-02-25 19:20:16
没读，感觉是本无聊无用的书。
0 有用 qjhtc 2024-12-25 17:25:45 上海
the book offered a collection of events from the end of WWI to the collapse of Gold Standard, in great detail. It's great as a historical log of central bankers and central bank policies, very useful ... the book offered a collection of events from the end of WWI to the collapse of Gold Standard, in great detail. It's great as a historical log of central bankers and central bank policies, very useful for those who need inspiration for accessing today's global financial status. However I would suggest to skip where the details are too trivial. (展开)
0 有用 PenguinFalcon 2023-04-14 01:42:55 上海
作者自己想象有点多
0 有用 喵叽汪了个嘿 2021-09-06 00:42:44
断断续续听完了….水平不够加上没认真听 有点云里雾里的
0 有用 Vera.W 2020-05-11 00:47:24
Reparations, war debt; central bankers and their insist on gold standards (set at wrong rates); German contraction 1928, Great crash 1929, serial bank panics, European finances summer 1931
0 有用 老密 2019-02-21 10:54:13
finally done after sitting on my reading list since 12/02/2017. To start right before WWI creates the right suspense. Several themes cleverly threaded: gold balance concentration (reminiscent of BTC d... finally done after sitting on my reading list since 12/02/2017. To start right before WWI creates the right suspense. Several themes cleverly threaded: gold balance concentration (reminiscent of BTC decentralization debate?), GB deflation vs DE devaluation, reparation vs war debt, FR book-cooking scandal, DE external debt, US stock bubble, etc. (展开)