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Michael Lewis · 2009
It follows the handful of investors who saw the collapse coming and the institutions that escaped blame, making the question of who was responsible vivid and readable for a general reader.
Joseph E. Stiglitz · 2016
It connects the euro crisis and the bailout programmes to the squeeze on wages, public services and household security that ordinary citizens experienced.
Yanis Varoufakis · 2001
A readable insider account that frames the euro crisis as a structural clash between strong and weak national economies locked in one currency, explaining the mechanics for newcomers without jargon.
Bethany McLean and Joe Nocera · 2010
It traces the crisis back through the bankers, regulators and politicians who enabled it, directly addressing who bore responsibility and who walked away.
Martin Wolf · 2014
A clear, narrative-minded account of why the recovery was so weak and uneven across countries and households, written for the serious general reader rather than the specialist.
Hans-Werner Sinn · 2014
A clear, opinionated explanation of how capital flowed from core to periphery inside the euro and why the resulting imbalances turned into a crisis of competing national economies.
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