Money Talk
Victor Mallet, 21 December 1989
Liar’s Poker: Two Cities, True Greed
by Michael Lewis.
Hodder, 224 pp., £12.95, November 1989,0 340 49602 9 Show More
by Michael Lewis.
Hodder, 224 pp., £12.95, November 1989,
Lords of Poverty: The Free-Wheeling Lifestyles, Power, Prestige and Corruption of the Multi-Billion Dollar Aid Business
by Graham Hancock.
Macmillan, 234 pp., £14.95, October 1989,0 333 43962 7 Show More
by Graham Hancock.
Macmillan, 234 pp., £14.95, October 1989,
The Midas Touch: Money, People and Power from West to East
by Anthony Sampson.
BBC/Hodder, 212 pp., £15, October 1989,0 340 48793 3 Show More
by Anthony Sampson.
BBC/Hodder, 212 pp., £15, October 1989,
“... the bizarre and shameless world of the wealthy bond-dealers in Liar’s Poker. In Lords of Poverty Graham Hancock looks at the other side of the equation, the international aid industry which has grown up to assuage our guilt about the poor. It is a disturbing if imperfect indictment of the 60 billion dollar a year development aid business, a breathless ... ”