The Trouble With Markets: Saving Capitalism From Itself

Hardback. English. Corgi Books 1975. In good condition.

In the spirit of John Kenneth Galbraith and Paul Krugman, Roger Bootle challenges readers to look at the real causes of the current financial crisis -- what really went wrong and how to really fix it. Bootle blames the crisis not on bankers and regulators but on the very notion that financial markets can left alone to fend for themselves. The Trouble with Markets doesn't shy from the hard questions -- including what investors should do with their money in these turbulent times.