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This is really a reference work. From time to time I pull it out and read an article or two. Most likely I will never finish it as I am approaching my 72nd birthday.

Technical economics, but a lot more accessible and entertaining than anticipated. I keep wondering does inequality actually cause slow growth. This question has not been addressed in the text thus far.

The book is a technical economic analysis of financial bubbles and their effects. It is not an anecdotal compendium of human stupidity.

Read the introduction. Our politics are really depressing these days.

628 includes the index.

Gosh, I don't know. This is a reference work. So it gets read oa few artcles at a time and may never get completed. Let's say 2 or 3%

I jump around. Starting with the two local teams then others in the division before moving on to the other teams, I have read about 20% and lost steam with the season being suspended. Most likely the labor clash that was headed this way will be accelerated into this season. The owners keep forgetting that the players are the means of producing their wealth and continue trying to strangle the golden goose.