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Kahaner offers Alan Greenspan's ideas in his own words, addressing topics that range from what Greenspan has to say about banks and bank regulation to what others have said about him. The work's greatest strength lies in the annotations the author has appended to quotes throughout and what he summarizes as the 12 lessons of Alan Greenspan. Its greatest weakness appears to be a number of factual errors in the brief biography included in the text. These include an understatement of Greenspan's desire to pursue a career in music, the origin of his involvement with author/philosopher Ayn Rand, and the historic roots of Townsend-Greenspan, the consulting firm that h...Log In or Sign Up to Read More