The main book about the crisis

The current financial crisis is increasingly called the most terrible since the time of the Great Depression of 1929. While economists calculate losses, analysts compare the scale of today"s recession with a catastrophe of 80 years ago, and journalists scare us with new great shocks.
After all, 80 years ago, the economic collapse caused the monstrous social tragedies, recalling extreme instability, mass riots, revolutions and armed conflicts throughout the world, many historians believe that the Second World War was a direct consequence of the Great Depression.
What threatens to us the current crisis? By what kind of people will hit the population first? How large and protracted will be the collapse of the global economy? How soon will be able to cope with the fall of production and consumption - and will it be possible at all? Are our current problems with the usual cyclical crisis of a market system, congenital vice capitalism - or is it a fundamentally new phenomenon generated by globalization and ambitious financial speculations? Who is to blame for what happened? And what to do?
Leading domestic economists, estimates and conclusions are presented on all these questions, are presented in this book