by Ray Dalio
First published 2018
Renowned investor Ray Dalio pulls back the curtain on history's biggest financial crises. From the Dutch Tulip Bubble to the Great Depression, he reveals the common patterns that precipitate collapse and the painful, messy aftermath. Dalio's incisive analysis pinpoints the fragile fault lines running through modern economies - unsustainable debt, political gridlock, technological disruption - and lays out a game plan for navigating the next big crash. With clear-eyed pragmatism, "Big Debt Crises" is an essential survival guide for the turbulent times ahead.
Genres: business, economics, non-fiction, 21st-century, finance
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: analytical, informative
Period: Dutch Tulip Bubble, Great Depression
224 pages · Paperback · Bridgewater