Capsule Review
Jan/Feb
2010
This book compares the U.S. social security system to others (it fares rather well) and explores whether reforms in other countries are applicable to the United States.
Essay
Mar/Apr
2000
Mahathir Mohamad and others love to blame buccaneering hedge funds for sparking Asia's recent financial crisis, but they have the wrong suspects. The "hot money" that rushed in and out of emerging markets came from irresponsible banks, not hedge funds. In fact, hedge funds are minor players in international finance. Rather than worsening financial turbulence, they might even help curb it.
