Review:I thought the book was very informative. I had imagined that it would be somewhat "preaching to the choir," but there was a lot that I learned. I read it for a book club, and believe we are going to see the movie it is associated with as well. Read more

Review:Great book! Very simple to understand and reads fast. I think everyone should read it as this issue is becoming more and more acute with time and what is worst - it is heading in the wrong direction exponentially. Read more

Review:Read this and find out who really rules the world, if anybody. Covers 1913 to 1945. Four men (two replaced by death) make most of the decisions that shape the world. Not always well organized, but educational. Read more

Review:I have followed finance for years and see the problems. It in total is a disaster waiting to happen. However, this book is so foundational in nature it should be read by all people or pale who seek to be students of money, and read FIRST !!! Read more

Review:Very well written, candid and thoughtful. An examination of the crisis and events leading up to it, this book gives a unique perspective on the Great Recession from an inside perspective. Strongly recommend to anybody interested in learning more about crisis management or curious about 2008. Read more

Review:A fantastic Book. If you didn't understand what our President was trying to do, read this book. It gives you a whole new perspective on politics and how the country can work for every American and every American can once again be proud of their country. I Highly recommend this book.? Read more

Review:The scope and breadth covered is exceptional and quality of writing quite entertaining. The historical education is essential to understanding and instituting an efficient wealth building plan. Kudos to Dr. Bernstein. Read more

Review:Well written but the solutions offered rely on government which has a poor track record of providing real solutions . I would have hoped for more specific suggestions for a 72 year old couple with a small business to reduce risks in stock and bond markets using index funds and asset allocation. Worth a read to make one aware of the realities which lie ahead. Read more

Review:My expectations for a collapse of the global monetary fantasies makes this comparison of eurozone and American political thinking since the election of Obama good for a few bits of information that I might otherwise have not considered significant. Europe had a large number of baby Babylons that produced higher swindle fanatics based on local customs and thinking. The eurozone bureaucrats hate Israel because it has a national ideology that is the opposite of the kind of market thinking banks wis... Read more

Review:I was hesitant to purchase this book because the title led me to believe that this was just a rehash of The Road To Serfdom. Instead, it turns out to be a philosophical work that in my opinion would be more accurately titled The Extended Order as opposed to The Fatal Conceit.

The book mostly deals with the concept of the extended order, which is basically the idea that in addition to our genes, our morals and politics come from an evolutionary process which is much too complicated to be ... Read more