A Must Read
If you are a student of the property business, you are a student of economics, of architecture, of politics, and of human nature. I am 80% through the 16-CD audiobook that is combination memoir followed by a series of essays on global economic issues.
I am now more deeply grateful for Alan Greenspan's contributions. This book deftly handles the story of his life while not preening over his accomplishments.
Economics can oft times make for dreadfully boring reading--but not here. This is the story of an extremely interesting character.
Here is the Economist's review of the book--succinctly captures what this 544 page tome is about.
One thing I did not fully appreciate was how influential Ayn Rand was on his life.
Here is the Chairman's interview on Jon Stewart--
