House of cards : how Wall Street's gamblers broke capitalism

By:

Cohan, William D

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Allen Lane, 2009, London.Description: 468 pages; 25 cmISBN:

9781846141959

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DDC classification:

332.660973 WIL

Summary: 'House of Cards' is a narrative about corporate greed on a truly epic scale. Cohan relates how the lack of foresight and regulation in an uncertain economy forced the government and Wall Street to take increasingly desperate and unprecedented measures to stop the carnage before the entire economy melted down."

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'House of Cards' is a narrative about corporate greed on a truly epic scale. Cohan relates how the lack of foresight and regulation in an uncertain economy forced the government and Wall Street to take increasingly desperate and unprecedented measures to stop the carnage before the entire economy melted down."

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