The trouble with markets : saving capitalism from itself

This major new book by Roger Bootle, founder and MD of Capital Economics and author of the bestselling "Money for Nothing" and "The Death of Inflation" discusses both measures to get the world out of the immediate hole and the reforms that will be necessary to keep it on the straight and narrow in the future.

These truly radical proposals encompass much tighter regulation of banks, reform of corporate boardrooms and changes affecting institutional investors.

Written in Roger Bootle's characteristically highly readable and acerbically witty style is the must-have book from one of Britain's most respected economists.