Opis
Nomi Prins unveils the hidden realities of the financial crisis, providing a gripping narrative that demystifies the actions of major banks during a time of economic turmoil. Having once worked on Wall Street, she leverages her insider knowledge to expose the stark contrast between the reported narratives and the true events surrounding bailouts, bonuses, and clandestine agreements. Her investigative lens reveals a world where financial giants thrived, all while the broader public suffered, showcasing the stark inequities that continue to permeate financial systems.
As she meticulously unravels the layers of deception, readers are taken on a journey that not only highlights the greed and corruption inherent in banking institutions but also raises critical questions about accountability and reform. Prins offers a compelling critique of the structures that allow such exploitation to persist, engaging the audience in a broader conversation about the future of finance and governance in a world shaped by profit over principle.
As she meticulously unravels the layers of deception, readers are taken on a journey that not only highlights the greed and corruption inherent in banking institutions but also raises critical questions about accountability and reform. Prins offers a compelling critique of the structures that allow such exploitation to persist, engaging the audience in a broader conversation about the future of finance and governance in a world shaped by profit over principle.
Szczegóły książki
Format
Twarda okładka
Strony
296 stron
Język
Angielski
Opublikowany
wrz 22, 2009
Wydawca
John Wiley & Sons Inc
ISBN-10
0470529598
ISBN-13
9780470529591