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The Financial Crisis

How Did We Get Here?

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The Financial Crisis

By: Phillip Inman
Narrated by: Philip Rose
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Every day brings another gloomy economic statistic. Countries heading for bankruptcy; banks running out of money; production down; shop prices up: and no end seems to be in sight. Newspapers and TV news shows dwell on the troubled times and report on the inability of politicians to present a coherent way for Britain and the rest of Europe to pull out of a long and seemingly never-ending depression. Nothing seems to give employers the confidence to hire more people, pay them an inflation-proof wage rise and reverse a long decline in living standards.

In The Financial Crisis: How Did We Get Here?, Phillip Inman explains what economic levers are available to policymakers, which ones are being pulled and which are being left idle. It examines why certain approaches are adopted, not just by politicians, but also by businesses, investors and workers, to give you a rounded, informed view of the current crisis.

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Bland analysis

If you want to listen to a textbook listen to this - if you want analysis and understanding don’t

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too short

Short analysis of the why, how, etc of the financial crisis. This book focus on UK, but it is inevitable to give a world wide overview as the analysis goes on. Interesting and well narrated. Too short.

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