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Other People's Money, and How the Bankers Use It

Author
Louis Dembitz
Read by
George Easton
Language
English
Length
4 hours 31 minutes
ISBN
9781787369566
Published
20 March 2024
Imprint
Adelphi Press
  • financial ethics
  • banking reforms
  • economic justice
  • regulatory measures
  • 20th-century finance
  • greed in finance
  • public protection
  • critique of capitalism
  • financial power
  • economic integrity

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In "Other People's Money, and How the Bankers Use It," Louis Dembitz Brandeis unearths the cunning machinations of early 20th-century finance. Exposing greed and moral decay among bankers, he argues passionately for regulatory reforms to protect the public. This seminal work remains a powerful critique of financial power's overreach and a clarion call for economic justice and integrity in banking practices, inspiring reform and influencing future financial legislation. Read in English, unabridged.

Author

Louis Dembitz was a prominent American lawyer and author, best known for his keen insights into finance and law. Born in 1855, he displayed exceptional legal acumen early in life, becoming a respected attorney in Kentucky. Dembitz's career reached new heights with his involvement in landmark legal cases, earning him recognition for his legal expertise and advocacy for justice.

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