PDF Ebook Unelected Power : The Quest for Legitimacy in Central Banking and the Regulatory State, by Paul Tucker

PDF Ebook Unelected Power : The Quest for Legitimacy in Central Banking and the Regulatory State, by Paul Tucker

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Unelected Power : The Quest for Legitimacy in Central Banking and the Regulatory State, by Paul Tucker

PDF Ebook Unelected Power : The Quest for Legitimacy in Central Banking and the Regulatory State, by Paul Tucker

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Relié: 656 pages

Editeur : Princeton University Press (13 avril 2018)

Langue : Anglais

ISBN-10: 0691176736

ISBN-13: 978-0691176734

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16,8 x 4,8 x 23,4 cm

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Of the hundreds of books that came out of the 2008 crisis, comfortably my favorite was Mervyn King’s masterpiece, “The End of Alchemy.” I’ve read it twice and if you put a gun to my head and forced me to read a book about the crisis, I’d re-read that than try something new. Yet many people will tell you that his deputy at the Bank of England, Paul Tucker, was the real heavyweight. So when Tucker came out with “Unelected Power” I had to buy it.It’s a bit of a brick. And it’s not about the crisis. The hottest topic in the world right now is the titanic fight between “undemocratic liberalism” and “illiberal democracy” (a false dichotomy, I know, but it’s all the rage) and Paul Tucker has come in with a 600 page tome on how to make unelected bureaucrats accountable. He never calls them bureaucrats, of course.The structure of the book is as follows: the author opens with a “sparse” list of principles for Independent Agencies to operate and spends 350 pages fleshing out the full detail, which can be found in all its (four page) glory in the Appendix. With that in place, he finally launches into some 150 pages where he looks at how these principles can be applied to Central Banking. So rather than write a book about the crisis, Tucker has written an incredibly detailed and painstakingly thorough manual on how democracies should go about delegating responsibility to unelected technocrats.Except, of course it is about the crisis. He’s ten times more subtle than Howard Stern, who spends all of “Private Parts” telling you he never cheated on his wife. And he’s more subtle than Ben Bernanke, who could not help choosing “The Courage to Act (without explicit permission)” as the title for his snorefest of a book about his efforts at the Spelling Bee contest. But Tucker does harp on a fair bit about the fact that a proper Independent Agency should have provisions for what happens in an emergency. Around page 244, with more than 300 left, where he demands “norms for non-normal times,” I had to toss a coin on whether I’d read on…But I did, and I was rewarded!I must confess that the whole 400 first pages I’d already been doing my best to apply everything he was talking about to central banks –simply because that’s the type of independent agency I’ve read about most—but when I made it to the other side and started reading what the man has to say about his actual area of expertise, he really took me somewhere else; I was mesmerized. The way he takes you through the perfect logic of inflation targeting and then pulls the carpet from under you is truly awesome. And yet, this is a book with an optimistic message. Not to spoil it for you, but the conclusion is that we can set up a way to make central banks work for all of us.So the question inevitably arises: is there any point in slogging through the first 400 pages? What happens if I just read the Appendix on page 578? Well, you probably won’t be able to figure out where some of those details came from. But you will also avoid reading the word “burkean” a few hundred times. And you will skip some very dry prose. Smarter than Mervyn King his deputy might well have been, but he does not have the same way with a pen, not by a country mile. The way he refers to the principles by number is rather unacceptable, in particular. Why should I have to keep a crib to hand when I’m reading a book? And what’s with all the initials? Why IA for independent agency and CBA for cost-benefit-analysis. You’re on 600 pages, dude, that game is lost.And you will also miss the fact that Tucker cross-checks a million times with practices in America, the UK, France, Germany and the EU, but not once discusses Japan, where all these new tools like QE were first used and where central bankers first had to step up in the ways that gave Bernanke discomfort and cost the author so much. And you’ll have to take my word for it that he should have limited his scope to central banking, rather than attempt to write the manual for all independent agencies.But it’s up to you! This is a monument of a book. The last 170 pages stand alone; if you’re equipped with a law degree and blessed with spare time you’d do yourself a big favor to read the whole thing.Should you choose to do so, write down the five principles on a piece of paper, they’ll come in handy!

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