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A deep dive into the psychological and ethical unraveling of 1980s Wall Street, examining how the pursuit of immense wealth corrupted judgment, eroded trust, and led to profound personal and systemic consequences, offering timeless lessons on human nature and financial integrity.
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“A deep dive into the psychological and ethical unraveling of 1980s Wall Street, examining how the pursuit of immense wealth corrupted judgment, eroded trust, and led to profound personal and systemic consequences, offering timeless lessons on human nature and financial integrity.”
— James B. Stewart, Den of Thieves
wall street, 1980s, financial scandals
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James B. Stewart brings a credible and useful lens to wall street, 1980s, financial scandals, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.