The Black Swan of the Global Crisis.

This edition is a chronicle of the development of the crisis that the world economy has been experiencing for about ten years. The author, a well-known Russian economist and political scientist, the founder of neoeconomics theory, Mikhail Khazin, predicted the likelihood of a crisis even in those distant years when few believed in such a possibility. The reader is invited to trace the development of political economic processes in the most influential countries of the world and to look at the events of 2002-2007 through the eyes of an eyewitness.