La Era de las Turbulencias : Aventuras en un Nuevo Mundo (Paperback)

from PointedPundit

I have spent the past week reading and pondering Alan Greenspan's memoirs, The Age of Turbulence. It is a troubling read. As a person who deeply believes that the more voices added to a debate: the better the resulting decision, it is difficult to excuse the former Federal Reserve Board Chairman'...

from justindtapp

Audio. This massive tome is actually two books in one. The first is his autobiography, a great look at his career and his views of several White Houses. I found most interesting how his own thoughts contradicted Bob Woodward's late 90's account, Maestro, which I read in college. I remember Woodwa...

from justindtapp

Audio. This massive tome is actually two books in one. The first is his autobiography, a great look at his career and his views of several White Houses. I found most interesting how his own thoughts contradicted Bob Woodward's late 90's account, Maestro, which I read in college. I remember Woodwa...

from jvega210

I prefer non-fiction, and, as a banker, I find this book really interesting. The flew through the first half - his life, his passion for all things business, his acquaintances. But the second half reads more like an economic textbook. I understand how integral his economic theory is to who he is ...

from RichardWalter

Capitalism is a lousy system. It's just the best one out there. Everything is in a state of destruction in order to build something new; thus creative destruction. Globalism and the exchange of labor, capital and goods in the most efficient way wins out in the end. Greenspan explains a little bit...