The Boom, the Bubble, and the Future

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Challenge, 2002, vol. 45, issue 4, 6-19

Abstract: In his new book, The Boom and the Bubble: The U.S. in the World Economy (Verso, 2002), UCLA historian Robert Brenner presents a view of economic events over the past quarter century that both conservatives and liberals can disagree with. But in a time when few have made cogent sense of the recent past, Brenner presents one of the most comprehensive analyses available. He believes that capital investment and profitability are the prime source of economic dynamism in general and productivity growth in particular.

Date: 2002
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