The Age of Turbulence is Alan Greenspan's memoir published in 2007.
Overview
The first part of the book is his autobiography, while the second part include his contemplations on economic issues, including critiques on George W. Bush and Republican policies.
Critical Reception
- "the last chapter makes a powerful and remarkably self-deprecating point. Readers who persevere will feel rewarded." - Sebastian Mallaby, Washington Post
- "Not only can Greenspan discourse lucidly on economic matters, but he has also written the most unexpectedly charming Washington insider memoir since Katharine Graham's a decade ago" - Michael Kinsley, New York Times
- "Most people will read Greenspan's book for the shock value of his attack on Republicans. But they also will find that Greenspan's well-informed musings offer much more food for thought than the usual government official memoir." - Michael Mandel, BusinessWeek
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The Penguin Press HC
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Pages
544
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ISBN 9781594201318
