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Greenspan: The Man Behind Money

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Summary

Full Title: Greenspan: The Man Behind Money Author(s): Justin Martin Year Published: 2000 (original edition), 2001 (paperback edition) Publisher: Perseus Publishing Publication Type: Commercial ISBN: 0-7382-0275-4 (hardcover), 0-7382-0524-9 (paperback) Description: Martin's book is a comprehensive biography of Rand's longtime friend and student, Alan Greenspan. It includes material about his relationship with Rand. The paperback edition includes a new afterword not found in the original edition.

Contents

Chapters significantly related to Ayn Rand or Objectivism are indicated in bold.

• Acknowledgments
• Preface

1. Washington Heights
2. Jazz Days
3. New Horizons
4. Rand and the Collective
5. The Firm
6. Team Nixon
7. Shuttle Dipolomacy
8. "Whip Inflation Now"
9. The Insider
10. Wilderness Years
11. Chairman Greenspan
12. The Crash of '87
13. It's the Economy, Stupid
14. Irrational Exuberance
15. The Cult of Greenspan

• Afterword: A Bear of a Year [paperback edition only]
• Bibliography
• Notes
• Index

Related Links

• Excerpt from chapter four, describing how Greenspan joined Rand's inner circle.

Reviews, Criticism and Analysis

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The following perspectives on this book are available online:

• Review by Daniel Akst in The Industry Standard
• Review by Alexander Franco in The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty
• Review by Charles W. Kadlec in The Chief Executive
• Review by Carlos Lozada in Commonweal
• Review by Jeff Madrick in The New York Review of Books
• Review by David Mays
• Review by Rich Miller in Business Week Online
• Brief review by Sean O'Neill in Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine

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