The Trouble With Prosperity: A Contrarian's Tale of Boom, Bust, and Speculation
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The Trouble With Prosperity: A Contrarian's Tale of Boom, Bust, and Speculation
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In Boom and Bust in the American Century, James Grant tells why the financial prosperity of the 1990s is destined to collapse. This is a book about cycles of optimism and pessimism, of bull markets and bear markets, and of orthodoxy and heresy. Boom and Bust in the American Century is sophisticated financial writing by a gifted author and analyst at the top of his form.
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