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Unintended Consequences : Why Everything You've Been Told about the Economy Is Wrong: Conard, Edward: BOOKS KINOKUNIYA
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Unintended Consequences : Why Everything You've Been Told about the Economy Is Wrong
Unintended Consequences : Why Everything You've Been Told about the Economy Is Wrong
Publisher : Portfolio
Published Date : 2012/06
Binding : Hardcover
ISBN : 9781591845508

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Book Description
Source: ENG
Academic Descriptors: A45010000 A45560000
Place of Publication: United States
Academic Level: Extracurricular
Geographic Designator: United States
Review:
Kirkus Reviews 2012 June #1
Baker & Taylor Forecast - May 2012
Booklist Reviews 2012 June #1
Business Week Reviews 2012 June #1
PW Reviews 2012 April #4
Table of Contents
 
Introduction                                       1  (10)
  PART I WHAT WENT RIGHT
    One A Brief History of the U.S. Economy        11 (19)
    Two The Role of Investment                     30 (22)
    Three The Role of the Trade Deficit            52 (20)
    Four The Role of Incentives                    72 (41)
  PART II WHAT WENT WRONG
    Five The Role of Banks, Credit Rating          113(45)
    Agencies, and Regulators
    Six The Role of Short-Term Debt and            158(37)
    Government Policy
  PART III WHAT COMES NEXT
    Seven Preventing Another Bank Run              195(24)
    Eight Reducing Unemployment                    219(35)
    Nine Redistributing Income                     254(21)
Conclusion                                         275(12)
Acknowledgments                                    287(2)
Notes                                              289(12)
Illustration Sources                               301(4)
Index                                              305