BOOK REVIEW: Dance of the Trillions
Dance of the Trillions leaves many mysteries about global capital flows unexplained
06 February 2020 - 05:00
Any book that begins with the words "In the summer of 1920, Havana must have felt like the throbbing heart of civilization" is likely to draw you in. Even if the book’s subtitle is Developing Countries and Global Finance.
And that is the value, and allure, of Dance of the Trillions, David Lubin’s deft 128-page book about the crazy world of international capital...
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