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Oct 2022
45m 57s

Edward Chancellor, "The Price of Time: T...

Marshall Poe
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Edward Chancellor's just published history of interest rates could not be better timed. As the world adjusts to rising rates after decades of falling ones, Chancellor's historical and sometimes polemical account of rates kept too low for too long seems all too prescient. Chancellor's The Price of Time: The Real Story of Interest (Atlantic Monthly Press, 2022 ... Show More
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