The Trillion Dollar Meltdown : Easy Money, High Rollers, and the Great Credit Crash (Hardcover)

from wfzimmerman

Disappointing -- a potted version of modern financial history. No unique sources or perspectives.

from teewillis1981

This book is less than satisfactory. If you are looking for causes for the current "credit crunch" and economic crisis this book will give it to you, but if you are looking for REAL causes than find another book. This author manages to explain our economic problems, without addressing the root ca...

from co_coyote

I still have two kids in college, so I'm always day-dreaming about going back to college and doing it all over again. I'd be a geographer. Or maybe I'd study languages. I might even become a field biologist so I could travel to exotic locations and get paid for it. I wouldn't become an economist....

from jphillips3334

A good place to start to get a grasp of the global financial crisis and what led up to the current global economic situation. Don't worry if you don't have a finance or economic background, you'll still get the gist of what led to the crises, and how the housing bubble and credit crunch is effect...

from rocketjk

In 2008, economic analyst and former banker Charles R. Morris published The Trillion Dollar Meltdown, outlining the global economy's credit woes and detailing the events he thought would follow. A year later, Morris published a revised & updated version: The Two Trillion Dollar Meltdown. With so ...