A Global Monetary Plague

Brendan Brown is a monetary economist whose areas of expertise include monetarism in theory and practice, Austrian School monetary tradition, European monetary union, Japanese monetary issues and international financial history.  He obtained a PhD at the University of London, an MBA at the University of Chicago and a MSc at London School of Economics.  Dr. Brown is Head of Economic Research at a leading Japanese financial institution.  He is an Adjunct Fellow at the Hudson Institute in Washington DC, and an Associate Scholar of the Mises Institute, US.  

Foreword By Alex PollockIntrodusction1. The Monetary Origins Of Market Irrationality2. How Fed Quantitative Easing Spread Asset Price Inflation Globally3. A 100-Year History Of Fed-Origin Asset Price Inflation4. How To Cure Deflation Phobia?5. A Manifesto For US Monetary Reform6. Japanese Tales In The Mythology Of Fed Quantitative Easing7. How The Roosevelt Fed ' 's Quantitative Easing Ended In A Crash8. A Guide To Surviving A Monetary Plague