A Global Monetary Plague

The book examines the consequences of the Federal Reserve's monetary policies during the Obama Administration, describing them as a 'monetary plague' that distorted financial market signals. It critiques quantitative easing for failing to foster economic recovery post-Great Recession, leading instead to asset price inflation, financial speculation, and a surge in private equity. The author contextualizes these events within historical and global frameworks, drawing on various economic theories and proposing reforms for both the economy and investor strategies.