CPA . . . global network . . . ABV . . . Strategy and Entrepreneurial Studies . . . CFF . . . private equity . . . CFE . . . creating value . . . MBA . . . sustainable competitive advantage . . . RIA . . . capturing value . . .

Why Read?

The problems are not over yet.

Lessons to be Learned

The “recent disaster was no freak event, It was probable. It was even predictable” because financial crisis follow the same script.

Synopsis

This myth-shattering book reveals the methods Nouriel Roubini used to foretell the current crisis before other economists saw it coming and shows how those methods can help us make sense of the present and prepare for the future.

Readers hungry for more of the professor's grim analysis will appreciate his erudition. Even people who aren't finance buffs ought to read and heed his words. To his credit, Roubini doesn't merely recount how right he was. After a brisk recap of Wall Street's scariest hours since the Great Depression, he turns to the question of the moment: how to prevent such debacles in the future? His ideas aren't all politically feasible, but that doesn’t make them any less sensible.