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17 reviewswith His Singular Gift For Turning Complex Financial Events Into Eminently Readable Stories, Roger Lowenstein Lays Bare The Labyrinthine Events Of The Manic And Tumultuous 1990s. In An Enthralling Narrative, He Ties Together All Of The Characters Of The Dot-com Bubble And Offers A Unique Portrait Of The Culture Of The Era. Just As John Kenneth Galbraith's the Great Crash Was A Defining Text Of The Great Depression, Lowenstein's origins Of The Crash Is Destined To Be The Book That Will Frame Our Understanding Of The 1990s.
new York Times...mr. Lowenstein Is At The Top Of His Game.
A financial journalist presents an analysis of the stock market and economics of the 1990s, examining the causes of the crisis and discussing the collapse of Enron, the dot-com bubble, and the accounting scandal and Andersen In the 1970s, a candidate for president advanced the novel proposition that the money in the Social Security system should be funneled into, of all places, the stock market.
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