The Trouble With Prosperity
What happens when monetary policy is perverted from trying to preserve purchasing power, to trying to assure a perpetual prosperity. Review: “Grant's astute, elegantly written, selective financial history of the last few decades sounds a cautionary note: business is inherently cyclical; every boom historically ends in a crisis; and today's relative financial prosperity in the U.S., based on relentless downsizing and low inflation, will not last." - Publishers Weekly

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Money of the Mind
Reading this book will give you historical perspective and will take away any "new era" financial thoughts you might still cling to. Review: “An informal and richly detailed, insightful and sprightly review of the long road that led to the costly financial follies of the 1980’s.” – Vincent P. Carosso, author of The Morgans: Private International Bankers 1854-1913

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Minding Mister Market
A collection of essays highlighting Grant’s first ten years, 1983-93, selected by the editor

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John Adams: Party of One
“Going beyond the humorous anecdotes and satirical asides that enliven his narrative…Grant sketches a poignant portrait of a doughty, stubborn, and many-sided man who defies easy generalizations….John Adams was a certified American original…and this biography, brimming with verbal riches, proves no less singular than its protagonist. - Ron Chernow, author of Alexander Hamilton --------------- “There are many…riveting scenes in Mr. Grant's biography. He wants to present a subject who identified with his countrymen one-by-one. This kind of biographical detail suffuses Adams's political principles with an intense poignancy…[Grant’s] perfect employment of details and anecdotes demonstrates what the romance of biography is all about.” - Carl Rollyson, The New York Sun

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Bernard Baruch The Adventures of a Wall Street Ledgend
“With extraordinary skill, James Grant cuts Baruch down to a human dimension without destroying the myths and the legends. This is a book for anyone who enjoys a good read in biography, in history, in finance, or in politics – or, even better, in all of them combined.”- Peter L. Bernstein, author of Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk

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