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Liaquat Ahamed
ISBN 9781847943002
Rs. 1,280
Penguin Random House
Lords of Finance
1929, the Great Depression, and the Bankers Who Broke the World
In Lords of Finance, Liaquat Ahamed chronicles the financial missteps of the four influential central bankers who were instrumental in the events leading up to the Great Depression. The book meticulously details the lives, decisions, and policies of Montagu Norman (Bank of England), Benjamin Strong (New York Federal Reserve), Émile Moreau (Banque de France), and Hjalmar Schacht (Germany’s Reichsbank), revealing how their attempts to stabilize their respective economies inadvertently triggered a global economic collapse.Why You Should Read? Examines the origins and impact of the Great Depression through key figures. Analyzes the complexities of monetary policy and its unintended outcomes. Blends rigorous economic analysis with a compelling historical narrative. Offers insights into global financial systems and their enduring vulnerabilities.
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