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Effects of the Great Recession

Sheldon Danziger

2013

The payoff

Jeff Connaughton

2012

Capitalism hits the fan

Richard D. Wolff

2010

A history of modern banks of issue

Charles A. Conant

1896

The Global Economic Crisis and the Future of Migration : Issues and Prospects

Bimal Ghosh

2013

Macroeconomics

Charles I. Jones

2010

The edge of chaos

Bernice Cohen

2002

Bailout nation

Barry Ritholtz

2009

Asia and the Global Economic Crisis

John Malcolm Dowling

2010

The 'surprising' origin and nature of financial crises

Ricardo J. Caballero

2009

Fixing global finance

Martin Wolf

2008

From financial crisis to global recovery

Padma Desai

2011

ECONOMIC CRISIS AND CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING IN KOREA: REFORMING THE CHAEBOL; ED. BY STEPHAN HAGGARD

Wonhyuk Lim, Stephan Haggard, Euysung Kim et al.

2003

And the weak suffer what they must?

Yanis Varoufakis

2016

First Crash

Dale, Richard.

2004

The nature of capitalist crisis

John Strachey

1935

The Emperor's Revenge

Boyd Morrison, Clive Cussler

2016

A Financial History of the United States

Jerry W. Markham

2001

The Shock Doctrine

Naomi Klein

2007 ★ 4.5

The gods that failed

Larry Elliott

2008

Threshold

Thom Hartmann

2009

A colossal failure of common sense

Lawrence G. McDonald

2009

The end of theory

Richard M. Bookstaber

2017

The secret club that runs the world

Kate Kelly

2014

The housing boom and bust

Thomas Sowell

2009

Good value

Stephen Green

2010

Financial crises and recession in the global economy

Roy E. Allen

1994

The Crash Of 2016 The Plot To Destroy Americaand What We Can Do To Stop It

Thom Hartmann

2013

Whats Wrong With Social Policy And How To Fix It

Bill Jordan

2010

Sovereign debt restructuring and debt sustainability

Harald Finger

2007

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