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Other People's Money and how the Bankers use it: The Classic Exposure of Monetary Abuse by Banks, Trusts, Wall Street, and Predator Monopolies (in English)
Louis D. Brandeis
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Other People's Money and how the Bankers use it: The Classic Exposure of Monetary Abuse by Banks, Trusts, Wall Street, and Predator Monopolies (in English) - Brandeis, Louis D.
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Synopsis "Other People's Money and how the Bankers use it: The Classic Exposure of Monetary Abuse by Banks, Trusts, Wall Street, and Predator Monopolies (in English)"
Legendary lawyer of the people, Louis Brandeis, displays his knowledge of the banking financial system and describes how it asserts staggering control over the economy of the United States. As relevant today as it was when first published in 1914, this book serves to demystify aspects of the banking system which are lost on those who are not employed within the finance sector. Explaining how banks have become a powerful oligarchy, Brandeis describes how the money trusts hold enormous and growing influence upon almost every large industry in the United States and much of the wider world. The monopolies of money trusts, and their role in controlling the economy, is described in detail. The deposits and savings of millions of ordinary Americans are put to work by the likes of J. P. Morgan who both lend to and purchase other banks and parts of companies. The trend towards small banks combining into larger entities, and the anti-competitive monopolies this entails are detailed.
