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Intro -- Praise for You Always Hurt the One You Love -- Title Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction - Capitalism: Hubris and Nemesis - and Redemption? -- PART ONE -- CHAPTER 1: No Man Is an Island: Seeking Crusoe -- CHAPTER 2: Why Did It Go Wrong? Selective Amnesia -- CHAPTER 3: The Fed's Original Sin -- CHAPTER 4: A Foreign Virus - or a Cancer Homegrown in Princeton? -- CHAPTER 5: How the Fed Went From 'A Little Strange' to 'Pretty Silly' -- CHAPTER 6: Fending Off Liquidation, 2001-03 -- CHAPTER 7: Softly, Softly, Make a Ponzi Scheme: Gradualism -- CHAPTER 8: When You're in a Hole… -- CHAPTER 9: Finding a Home for Bernanke -- CHAPTER 10: Inflation-Targeting: Crushing Dissidents and Crashing the Economy, 2006-07 -- CHAPTER 11: Credit Where Blame Is Due -- CHAPTER 12: Teetering on the Edge -- CHAPTER 13: The Abyss, 2007-08 -- CHAPTER 14: Provoking a Collapse or Saving the World? -- PART TWO -- CHAPTER 15: Bubbles and Their Varieties -- CHAPTER 16: Credit, Debt and 'Wealth' - Up in Lights Again! -- CHAPTER 17: Nadir? -- CHAPTER 18: Trump and the Fed -- PART THREE -- CHAPTER 19: Fake News on Equilibrium -- CHAPTER 20: Covid-19: Speeding up the Conveyor Belt? -- CHAPTER 21: The Fed and Covid: Known Unknowns and Unknown Knowns -- CHAPTER 22: The Fed on the Ropes: Sua Maxima Culpa? -- CHAPTER 23: What Needs to Be Done - and Why -- Index -- Copyright.

"By 2050, the number of adults aged 60 and over will double. More than ever, students in the helping professions must develop the knowledge, skills, and values needed to work with older adults. The goal of this book is to change the perspective on aging and the aging process while offering broad, introductory level knowledge on gerontology. It examines aging from a holistic, intersectional, strengths-based, life span perspective to integrate aging into the human development process. The authors aim to challenge stereotypes about aging and help readers understand aging as an integral part of the human experience, rather than a separate process that "others" older adults. In a changing and aging world, challenges of aging intersect with other challenges such as economic inequality, instability caused by climate change, global patterns of migration, political polarization, and, recently, the pandemic, which highlighted that social isolation is a detrimental and growing concern. Despite growing understanding and awareness of its impact, ageism remains a force in a youth-oriented world. This book examines the aging process from micro, mezzo, and macro lenses. The micro lens looks at individual processes of aging such as biological, emotional, spiritual, and psychological factors along with topics such as health, resilience, sexuality, and creativity as we age. The mezzo lens looks at processes beyond the individual including work, roles, family, caregiving, living arrangements, religious involvement, and health care. The macro lens looks at factors such as culture, media, laws, policies, language, and stereotypes about aging"--

"A magnetic, intensely personal debut memoir of a happily married mother's exploration of sex and relationships--outside of her marriage. Molly Roden Winter was a mom of two young children in Park Slope, Brooklyn with a husband, Stewart, who often worked late. One night when Stewart missed the kids' bedtime, again, she stormed out of the house to clear her head. At impromptu drinks with a friend, she met Matt, an unbelievably hot younger man. When Molly told her husband that Matt had asked her out, she was surprised that he encouraged her to accept. So begins Molly's unexpected open marriage, and with it a life-changing journey of self-discovery. Molly and Stewart, who also begins to see other people, set ground rules to start: Don't date an ex. Don't date someone you work with. Don't go to anyone's house. And above all, don't fall in love. Spoiler alert: They end up breaking most of their rules, even the most important one. Molly follows her sexual desire onto dating sites and to public places around New York City. In therapy sessions, fueled by the discovery that her parents had an open marriage, too, she grapples with her past and what it means to be both a mother and her truest self. Molly Roden Winter narrates her journey with warmth and style in this unputdownable memoir of love, sex, and personal growth"--

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