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- Product code: 22686
- ISBN: 1857882830,
ISBN13: 9781857882834,
300 pages, paperback
Published by Nicholas Brealey Publishing on 2005
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Description of Money for Nothing |
The world is at a critical juncture, poised between a surge in wealth and descent into outrightslump. Now, Roger Bootle embraces controversy again with a fascinating book which analyses the prospect for the future after the great illusion of the stock market bubble - 'money for nothing'. Yet, Bootle argues that if we can avoid the twin perils of protectionism and a property slump, there is a positive prospect for a global leap in real wealth in the future through an acceleration in the new, intangible economy - money for nothing. The world is on the brink of another leap forward in productive capacity and wealth which is the equivalent of the transformation which took place in our lives with the industrial revolution and the discovery of North America rolled into one - and collapsed into a couple of decades. The result may be a change in our circumstances which will make our lives today every bit as different to the next generation as those of two hundred years ago.
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ReviewsJohn Plender, Financial Times
"Aimed at the general reader as much as the devotees of the dismal science, this is a thoroughly enjoyable read."
Philip Coggan, Financial Times
"There is much of value in this book. evident in recent years.Few readers will finish without being stimulated and provoked."
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About Roger Bootle |
Roger Bootle is one of the the world's best-known economists. Formerly Group Chief Economist at HSBC, he is now Managing Director of Capital Economics, an independent economic consultancy and Economic Advisor to Deloitte & Touche.He is a regular columnist on The Sunday Telegraph and a wellknown broadcaster on radio and television.
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