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Discover a profound exploration of the 2008 financial crisis with 'Crashed' by Adam Tooze. This compelling bestseller delves into the Great Financial Crisis, analyzing the catastrophic collapse of Lehman Brothers and its far-reaching implications on global economies. Written in 2019, this B-format paperback published by Penguin UK spans an extensive 720 pages, providing an in-depth examination of financial institutions and systemic failures that shook the world. Tooze’s authoritative narrative reveals how the interconnected web of greed, malice, and incompetence led to a crisis that not only threatened financial stability but also the very foundations of democracy across Europe and the United States. With a sharp lens on economic analysis and political repercussions, 'Crashed' details the billions conjured to prevent a total collapse, highlighting the ongoing challenges we face in a post-crisis world. This book is ideal for anyone interested in an intricate analysis of the historical and political aspects of economics, making it a must-read for students and professionals alike who want to understand the enduring aftermath of financial turmoil. Get your copy of 'Crashed' today to explore the haunting lessons and lingering questions of the most significant economic event of our time.