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Subtitle: and why it's even better for your investments, Wiley, NY.,
2005, 197 pgs., index, end notes, tables, paperback
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Reviewer comment -
A case study in how an author can be so right about the past and present
economic situation and yet so wrong when making predictions about even the near
future. The book was published in 2005. The author described the recent
financial history and did predict trouble. But then totally missed the collapse
of both crude oil and gold prices. His recommendations in the last chapter
about what investments to purchase were very wrong.
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Forward
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Introduction - Fall of the Great Dollar Standard
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Chapter 1 - The "Recovery" That Wasn't
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Chapter 2 - Fictitious Capitalism and the iPod Economy
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Chapter 3 - Pathological Consumption
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Chapter 4 - Short Unhappy Episodes in Monetary History
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Chapter 5 - The Helicopter Theory, Inflation, and the Money in Your
Wallet
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Chapter 6 - Attention to Deficits Disorder
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Chapter 7 - Alas, the Demise of the Dollar
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Chapter 8 -Crisis and Opportunity in the Twilight of the Great Dollar
Standard Era
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