Alan Greenspan conveys the education of a lifetime.
The Age of TurbulenceIntroduction
1. City Kid
2. The Making of an Economist
3. Economics Meets Politics
4. Private Citizen
5. Black Monday
6. The Fall of the Wall
7. A Democrat's Agenda
8. Irrational Exuberance
9. Millennium Fever
10. Downturn
11. The Nation Challenged
12. The Universals of Economic Growth
13. The Modes of Capitalism
14. The Choices That Await China
15. The Tigers and the Elephant
16. Russia's Sharp Elbows
17. Latin America and Populism
18. Current Accounts and Debt
19. Globalization and Regulation
20. The "Conundrum"
21. Education and Income Inequality
22. The World Retires, But Can It Afford To?
23. Corporate Governance
24. The Long-Term Energy Squeeze
25. The Delphic Future
Acknowledgments
A Note on Sources
Index
“The most unexpectedly charming Washington insider memoir since Katharine Graham’s a decade ago.” —Michael Kinsley, The New York Times Book Review
“ Entertaining and insightful . . . [Greenspan] is an oracle smart enough to know what he doesn’t know. . . . Such humility, coming from someone as powerful as Alan Greenspan, is disarmingly refreshing, as is this interesting and edifying book.” —The Boston Globe
“ [Readers] will find that Greenspan’s well-informed musings offer much more food for thought than the usual Washington memoir.” —BusinessWeek
“ With his book, [Greenspan] finally lets us know what he’s thinking. . . . surprisingly frank . . . downright entertaining.” —David Leonhardt, The New York Times
“ First rate . . . [The Age of Turbulence] is intelligent in a way that few popular books on economics manage or even try to be . . . An enjoyable read.” —The Economist
