Return of the Great Depression

Paul Robin Krugman"s book - an outstanding American macroeconomist, a publicist, as well as a consistent criticism of the monetary policy of the George Bush administration - an attempt to respond to key questions of modern reality: Why do crises occur? And How to minimize the consequences of depressive states of the economy?.
Uncomplicated erudition, thin irony, sometimes turning into intellectual peeling in relation to its opponents, turn this product into an exciting reading. The author of the author to reason on the most difficult economic topics in an amazingly accessible form made this book by the economic bestseller of many countries of the world. on economists and all who are interested in the development of the economy