Getting Off Track: How Government Actions and Interventions Caused, Prolonged, and Worsened the Financial Crisis (Hoover Institution Press Publication Book 570)
In Getting Off Track, John B. Taylor presents a policy-focused examination of the financial crisis. The book explores how government actions and interventions contributed to the crisis, prolonged its effects, and worsened its consequences, offering readers a concise analysis of the relationship between public policy and economic disruption.
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Getting Off Track examines the financial crisis through the lens of government actions and interventions.
John B. Taylor focuses on how policy decisions contributed to the crisis and influenced its course.
The book considers the factors that prolonged and worsened the downturn.
Part of the Hoover Institution Press Publication series, this work presents a policy-centered analysis of a major financial and economic event.
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