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Collusion
- How Central Bankers Rigged the World
- Narrateur(s): Ellen Archer
- Durée: 14 h et 30 min
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"Central banks, led by the Federal Reserve, are the opioids for private banks addicted to being reckless with other people's money. Prins, drawing from her previous work in Wall Street firms and her present field research around the world, says, 'We are headed for another epic fall.' Taxpayers, workers and consumers who will suffer from another bailout, all better read this clear, concise, compelling book." (Ralph Nader)
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- Mike Dixon
- 2018-05-19
A bit of a misfire
I would guess a good 98% of this book is just regurgitating news which has been available to all over the past 15-20 years without much comment on the part of the author. This makes the read extremely dry if not a tad wonky. In fact, it is hard to stop from glazing over with the neverending numbers and her love of abbreviations and acronyms. Then, in her conclusion (only a few pages) she comes alive and makes some great points. If only she had commented, drawn parallels, given opinions in the rest of the book, this could have been an excellent effort.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2019-07-20
Read this!
Narration and writing were very good. Layout of material was very good as well. Only had the issue of repetition through the chapters.
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- 2022-06-05
Disappointing
I was really excited for this book and really tried to enjoy it, but apart from the conclusion, this book is just something like the reading of news articles. it was very difficult to follow and I didn't feel like I was getting any explanations or what it all meant. This book felt more like a history book targeted to experts in the field who could draw their own conclusions from preexisting deep understandings of the topic. I would say this book isn't more amateurs interested in understanding the subject.
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