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Mentioned in 23 episodes

This Time Is Different

Eight Centuries of Financial Folly

Book • 2009

Carmen Reinhart

This book provides a panoramic view of financial crises from medieval times to the modern era, highlighting patterns of government defaults, banking panics, and inflationary spikes.

It argues that despite technological advancements and institutional changes, financial crises follow similar patterns due to excessive debt accumulation and systemic risks.

Mentioned by

Anthony Scaramucci

Laurence Siegel

Mentioned in 23 episodes

Mentioned by

Benedict Evans

as a famous book about financial bubbles.

Benedict Evans: The Patterns Everyone Else Misses

Mentioned as a book co-authored by

Ken Rogoff

about the history of financial crises.

"China is digging out of a crisis. And America’s luck is wearing thin." — Ken Rogoff

Mentioned by

Nicolai Tangen

as a seminal book on global finance and economic history, co-authored with Carmen Reinhart.

Kenneth Rogoff: Tariff Impacts, The Dollar's Future and Global Economic Shifts

Mentioned by

Amy Arnott

as one of the influential books

Nick Murray

has written about investing and financial advice.

Nick Murray: ‘The Investor Is Hardwired to Be His Own Worst Enemy’

Mentioned by

Martin Wolf

as a seminal book written together with Carmen Reinhart.

The Economics Show: Trump is accelerating the dollar’s decline

Mentioned by

Clay Finck

to discuss lessons learned about financial crises and their relation to current market conditions.

TIP624: Studying Financial History w/ Clay Finck

Mentioned by

Luigi Zingales

to introduce

Ken Rogoff

, the guest of the show.

Can The Dollar Be Dethroned?, with Ken Rogoff

Mentioned by

Bilal Hafeez

as an influential book showing similarities in debt and financial crises across time and countries.

Ep. 306: Ken Rogoff on Dollar Decline, Debt Worries and Fed Independence

Written by

Kenneth Rogoff

and Carmen Reinhart, exploring eight centuries of financial folly.

Martin Wolf talks to Kenneth Rogoff: Trump is accelerating the dollar’s decline

Mentioned by

Tom Keene

in reference to changing the dialogue of America.

Dollar Dominance, Tariffs, and an Equity Rebound

Mentioned by

Nicolai Tangen

as a seminal book on global finance and economic history.

HIGHLIGHTS: Kenneth Rogoff

Mentioned by

Jon Hartley

regarding their findings on public debt and historical financial crises.

The US Dollar And International Economics With Harvard’s Kenneth Rogoff

Mentioned by

Anthony Scaramucci

as a book that is about centuries of financial crises and how we handle financial crises.

What They’re Not Telling You About The Future of Money

Mentioned by

Thomas Lambert

as a book that makes the case that there is a clear stigma on your reputation if you are a serial defaulter.

Episode 15. Lessons learned: a practitioner’s experience

Mentioned by

Dean Curnutt

, recalling discussions around debt episodes and destabilization in the Eurozone crisis aftermath.

Ken Rogoff, Professor of Economics, Harvard and Former Chief Economist, IMF

Recommended by

Sonal Desai

as a good backdrop to read, especially for people new to the markets.

Franklin Templeton's Sonal Desai on Fixed Income

Referenced by

Ken Rogoff

regarding his recent Foreign Affairs article on Washington's spending crisis.

August Jobs Report and Rate Cuts

Mentioned by

Laurence Siegel

while discussing government debt and fiscal challenges.

Laurence Siegel – Current Myths and Long-Term Optimism (Capital Allocators, EP.137)

Genannt von Kenneth Rogoff über acht Jahrhunderte von Krisen und Crashs zurückgeblickt.

Märkte in Aufruhr - Sorgt Trump für einen historischen Börsencrash?

Mentioned by

Jim Rickards

when referring to their series of papers and their book about the impact of debt to GDP ratios.

The Best of Hedgeye: Jim Rickards → Defending Your Wealth During Global Crisis

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