Economists and bankers have long been much maligned individuals;
but never more so than in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis.
Working as an economist for various financial institutions, for
more than 25 years Russell Jones had a foot in both camps, plying
his trade in a number of global financial centres and points in
between, and experiencing at first hand the extraordinary ebb and
flow of an industry that came to exert a disproportionate influence
on the lives of almost everyone on the planet. In the process, he
met some remarkable people, witnessed dramatic shifts in the
balance of global economic and political power, explored in detail
the labyrinthine complexities involved in managing modern day
macroeconomies, and observed all the arrogance, hubris and
day-to-day absurdities of an industry that was in effect allowed to
run out of control. It was quite a ride. And not one without its
moments of pathos and humour.
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