36 Macroeconomic Books On Expository Insight On The Causes of Global Recession And World Economy

Here are a list of 36 Macroeconomic books on The Expository Insight on the causes of Global Recession, Stressed Economy, Melt Down And Global Economic Outlook:
1. Past Due: The End of Easy Money & Renewal of The American Economy by Peter S. Goodman
2. The Age of Turbulence: Adventures in a New World by Alan Greenspan
3. Capital in the 21st Century By Prof. Thomas Piketty
4. Liars Poker By Michael Lewis,
5. Too Big To Fail By Andrew Sorkins
6. The Big Short: Inside the Dooms Day Machines By Michael Lewis.
7. The Crash of The Millenium: Surviving The Coming Inflationary Depression By Ravi Batra
8. The Black Swan: By Nicholas Nassim Thaleb,
9. Panderer To Power: The Untold Story of How Greenspan Enriched The Wall Street By  William Fleckenstein,
10. Greenspan's Frauds: How Two Decades of His Policies Have Undermined The Global Economy By Ravi Batra,
11. Bubble Man: Alan Greenspan and The Missing $7 Trillion Dollars By Peter Hartcher,
12. The Myth Of Free Trade: The Pooring of America By Ravi Batra
13. Greenspan's Bubbles: The Age of Ignorance at The Federal Reserve By William Fleckenstein.
14. End Unemployment Now: How To Eliminate Joblessness, Debt & Poverty Despite Congress By Ravi Batra,
15. Between Debt And The Devil by Lord Adir Turner.
16. Principle of Macroeconomics by Robert Frank & Ben S. Bernanke.
17. Fault Lines: How Hidden Fractures still threatens The World Economy by Raghuram G. Raman
18. Boomerang: Travels in The New Third World by Michael Lewis
19. All The Devils Are Here: The Hidden History of Financial Of The Financial Crisis by Bethany McLean & Joe Nocera
20. Lords of Finance, The Bankers Who Broke The World By Liaquat Ahamed.
21. When Genius Failed: The Rise And Fall Of Long Term Capital Management by Roger Lowenstein.
22. The Ascent Of Money: A Financial History Of The World by Niall Ferguson.
23. The Return Of Repression Economics & The Crisis 2008 By Paul Krugman.
24. Free fall: America, Free Market & Sinking Of The World Economy By Joseph E. Stieglitz,
25. The Price Of Redemption By Gavin R. Dobson.
26. Fool's Gold by Gilliam Tett.
27. This Time Is Different: Eight Centuries Of Financial Folly By Carmen M. Reinhart  Kenneth Rogoff
28. 13 Bankers: The Wall Street Takeover & The Next Financial Meltdown by Simon Johnson & James Kwak
29. Griftopia: Bubble Machines, Vampire, Squids & The Long Con that is breaking America By Matt Taibbi.
30. How An Economy Grows & Why It Crashes By Peter D. Schiff & Andrew J. Schiff.
31. Crony Capitalism In America: 2008 - 2012 By Hunter Lewis
32. I.O.U: Why Everyone Owes Everyone & No One Can Pay By John Lanchester.
33. Wealth & Poverty by George Franklin Gilder.
34. Knowledge & Power By George Franklin Gilder
35. Supply Side Economy By George Franklin Gilder.
36. New Challenges For Monetary Policy by Alan Greenspan.

All the aforementioned books are enough to supply answers to why the world has consistently experienced a recessive and intermittent and worsening global recession from 1900, 1905, 1929, 1936, 1948, 1968, 2000, 2001, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2015 and 2016.
Collapsing Credit Supply played a crucial role in driving economies into recession in 2009 By Mark Spitznagel

The cause of "Recession" is not because man has become more greedy than ever in the history of mankind, but we are now in an age where man has found a thousand and one ways and options to express his greed and has such, it is not surprising for a nation and the world economy to rise and crash in one night. This is the price we all have to pay for civilization and the tech world has it has come to stay and the world has evolved past the age of little man and little challenges, but I must cite that the receiving ends will always be the Third world Nations to include South America, South East Asia, Middle East and Africa who are always at odd ends due to geographical expression. And Who is to Blame??? Our Schools are to blame bcos they create industrial Zombies dualized only for industry, but unfortunately the industries are winding up and going vague as the companies have now found an evasive and virtual means to invest and divest equity.

If the world must close the gap between the rich and the poor, our school must invest more in our primary and secondary education to restore back the values of labour with relative and tangible demands in the labour market. For every form of education, there must be reward for labour. This is what the Chinese, Japanese and other developed and fast developing Nations are doing today. The schools should teach students to be creative, inventive, innovative, enterprising and to think independently and to become a societal asset and not a National liability. Until these educational reforms are met, Economic dissatisfaction and disappointment and Global Recession will continue to tower high and become more worse and more biting than ever. By Alan Greenspan: Former US Federal Reserve Bank Chairman & President who ones served with Ronald Reagan, George Bush and Bill Clinton.

NOTE: If you are an African or A Nigerian reading this, The Only way out of recession and for an alternative to complement your income is self inspired or self initiated industrialization or Small scale & Industrial Agriculture.

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