Summary:
The book provides a critical examination of the Federal Reserve from the perspective of a former insider, highlighting how its policies often benefit Wall Street at the expense of Main Street. It argues that the Fed's actions before, during, and after the financial crisis of 2008 have led to increased income inequality and financial instability.
Key points:
1. Federal Reserve's Power: The book highlights the Federal Reserve's control over the U.S. economy, but criticizes its misuse leading to instability.
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