The Lords of Easy Money: How the Federal Reserve Broke the American Economy
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💵Quantitative easing & money supply
📈10 years of Fed policy impact
📚384 pages deep dive
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💡 Unlock the secret story behind America’s economic rollercoaster — before it’s too late!
The Lords of Easy Money by Christopher Leonard is a 384-page New York Times bestseller that exposes how the Federal Reserve’s decade of quantitative easing policies have accelerated income inequality and financial instability in the U.S. Combining investigative journalism with economic history, it reveals the Fed’s risky money-printing experiment and its lasting impact on the middle class, markets, and the nation’s economic future.
| Best Sellers Rank | #30,389 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #21 in Money & Monetary Policy #36 in Banks & Banking #61 in Economic History |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 896 Reviews |
M**W
Highly recommend
Highly recommend
A**R
Gran libro! Referencia exacta del roll de la FED
Gran libro. Perfectamente explica el roll de la FED y cómo imprimir dinero solo nos llevará de una crisis a otra sin saber qué alguna de ellas nos alejará cada vez de valores reales y creará más caos e inestabilidad social y económica. Podría ser que COVID 19 solo evidenció lo débil del sistema financiero y la distancia que se encuentra una recesión verdadera.
R**A
Good book
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C**N
Recommended!
Interesting book , if you want to know how money created
W**Z
Sehr gut
Sehr gut
R**R
Down to earth and a straightforward read.
This book walks one through the span of time from the Great Recession (2008) up to the present and presents the actions of the Fed (Federal Reserve) and their consequences. It does this in a straight forward, easy-to-read manner. I highly recommend it for those who are interested in modern monetary policy as well as those interested in understanding the profound effects that have resulted therefrom.
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