John A Allison

The Financial Crisis and the Free Market Cure: Why Pure Capitalism Is the World Economy's Only Hope

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Produktbeschreibung

WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED FROM THE FINANCIAL CRISIS? NOTHING. The informative bestseller that shows us where our economy went wrong-and what we can do about it-with a timely new introduction. One of the most important books to emerge from the 2008 economic crisis, this powerful wake-up call from financial expert John Allison has become a classic in the field. Now, in light of emerging global trends and shakeups in the stock market, the book's message is more timely than ever: The government should stop trying to fix our economy. The free market is our best and only hope. In this eye-opening book, Allison reveals: .How the Federal Reserve has even more power than before the Great Recession-and why this is a problem. .How Wall Street has been wrongly blamed for our slow economic recovery-and why it's Washington's fault. .How government regulations like Dodd Frank have burdened banks-and stifled growth. .How socialized medicine and entitlements drive up costs-and how government policies exacerbate unemployment and income inequality. .Why free market capitalism offers a proven cure for our economy-and how to make it work for all Americans.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: McGraw Hill LLC
• Seitenzahl: 288
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Mai 2018
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 17mm
• Gewicht: 349g
• ISBN-13: 9781260143454
• ISBN-10: 1260143457
• Artikelnr.: 52419579

Autorenporträt

John Allison is the retired President and CEO of the Cato Institute and retired Chairman and CEO of BB&T. He was named one of the decade's most successful CEOs by the Harvard Business Review.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction to the Paperback Edition
Introduction
1: Fundamental Themes
2: What Happened?
3: Government Monetary Policy: The Fed as the Primary Cause
4: FDIC Insurance: The Background Cause
5: Government Housing Policy: The Proximate Cause
6: The Essential Role of Banks in a Complex Economy: The Liquidity
Challenge
7: The Residential Real-Estate-Market Bubble and Financial-Market Stress
8: Failure of the Rating Agencies: The Subprime Mortgage Market and Its
Impact on Capital Markets
9: Pick-a-Payment Mortgages: A Toxic Product of FDIC Insurance Coverage
10: How Freddie and Fannie Grew to Dominate the Home Mortgage Lending
Business
11: Fair-Value Accounting and Wealth Destruction
12: Derivatives and Shadow Banking: A Misunderstanding
13: The Myth that "Deregulation" Caused the Financial Crisis
14: How the SEC Made Matters Worse
15: Market Corrections Are Necessary, but Panics Are Destructive and
Avoidable
16: TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program)
17: What We Could Have--and Should Have--Done
18: The Cure for the Banking Industry: Systematically Move Toward Pure
Capitalism
19: Some Political Cures: Government Policy
20: Our Short-Term Path and How to End Unemployment
21: The Deepest Cause Is Philosophical
22: The Cure Is Also Philosophical
23: How the United States Could Go Broke
24: The Need for Principled Action
25: Conclusion
Notes
Index
Acknowledgments