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050 00 $aHB3743$b.M45 2009
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245 00 $aMeltdown :$bhow greed and corruption shattered our financial system and how we can recover /$cKatrina Vanden Heuvel and the editors of The Nation ; introd. by William Greider.
260 $aNew York :$bNation Books,$c©2009.
300 $axxii, 310 pages ;$c18 cm
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505 00 $tIntroduction /$rWilliam Greider --$gPart I.$tSeeds of disaster : Wall Street and Washington: how the rules of the game have changed /$rSteve Fraser --$tLooting decade$g(excerpt) /$rRobert Sherrill --$tDemocratize the Fed?: for starters /$rDoug Henwood --$tBreaking Glass-Steagull /$geditors of The Nation --$tRise of market populism : America's new secular religion /$rThomas Frank --$tHunting the predators /$rBobbi Murray --$tOne-eyed chairman /$rWilliam Greider --$gPart II.$tAlarm bells : why the bubble popped /$rRobert Sherrill --$tBush's house of cards /$rDean Baker --$tLeaking bubble /$rDoug Henwood --$tShow me the money /$rWilliam Mosley --$tMonetary zombies /$rNicholas von Hoffman --$tHenry Paulson's treasury /$rNomi Prins --$tBorn-again Rubinomics /$rWilliam Greider --$rLoan shark lobby /$rGarrett Ordower --$tHedging bets /$rJordan Stancil --$tSmashing capitalism /$rBarbara Ehrenreich --$tHousing bubble pops /$rDean Baker --$tComing foreclosure tsunami /$tChristopher Hayes --$tSubprime swindle /$rKai Wright --$tLawyers for the poor muzzled in subprime mess /$rLaura K. Abel --$tYouth surviving subprime /$rAllison Kilkenny --$tIs this the big one? /$rJeff Faux --$gPart III.$tCrisis hits : the panic of 2008 /$geditors of The Nation --$tBridge loan to nowhere /$rThomas Ferguson,$rRobert Johnson --$tCrisis of a gilded age /$rDoug Henwood --$tHenry Paulson's shell game /$rJoseph E. Stiglitiz --$tView from Asia /$rWalden Bello --$tBorn-again democracy /$rWilliam Greider --$tSuicide solution /$rBarbara Ehrenreich --$tGreat depression II /$rNicholas von Hoffman --$tWe're all Minskyites now /$rRobert Pollin --$tBailout: Bush's final pillage /$rNaomi Klein --$gPart IV.$tRoad to recovery : how to fix our broken economy /$rJeffrey Madrick --$tEnding plutocracy: a 12-step program /$rSarah Anderson,$rSam Pizzigati --$tTrust but verify /$rJames K. Galbraith,$rWilliam K. Black --$tKing George and comrade Paulson /$rRalph Nader --$tBig government bailout /$rHoward Zinn --$tWater the roots /$gRev.$rJesse L. Jackson --$tAmerica needs a new New Deal /$rKatrina vanden Heuvel,$rEric Shlosser --$tWhat do we want?: an emergency town hall /$gfeaturing$rWilliam Greider, Francis Fox Piven, Doug Henwood, Arun Gupta and Naomi Klein,$gmoderated by$rChristopher Hayes --$tGlobal perspective /$rWill Hutton --$tHow to end the recession /$rRobert Pollin --$tIn praise of a rocky transition /$rNaomi Klein.
520 1 $a"America's economy is in meltdown. Banks have failed, foreclosures are sweeping the housing market, and the Dow Jones has suffered its worst losses since the Great Depression. Faced with a complex and spiraling crisis, the government has poured billions of taxpayer dollars into a bailout with no end in sight." "At every step of the way, The Nation, America's leading progressive weekly magazine, has tackled the most urgent questions facing the nation's leaders and its citizens with clarity and insight. Stretching back twenty years, Meltdown draws together the best of the magazine's coverage of the financial crisis and explores what steps President Obama and his new administration must take to ensure a more secure future for everyone."--BOOK JACKET.
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700 1 $aVanden Heuvel, Katrina.
700 1 $aGreider, William.
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856 42 $3Publisher description$uhttp://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0916/2009284858-d.html
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