tangomonster
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Just read that Alan Greenspan's new autobiography/memoir/economic treatise was bought for $8.5 million (his advance). While I understand why it may be of interest to people in economics, I just can't picture the general public buying and reading it. Do you think the publisher would ever sell enough copies to recoup the advance? The guy was a major player in US economics over many years, but he's no longer in the game. And even he admits that he just happened to be at the right place at the right time and can't take credit for all the economic growth (and some say he didn't do enough to stop the economic insanity of the current administration).