By Zach Kouwe
Here'e the Gowanus Lounge writing about my research for Peter Tanous and Jeff Cox for their book, called Debt, Deficits and the Demise of the American Economy. The interesting thing is that the post, which was written a few months ago, calls the thesis of the book "far-fetched" and "highly unlikely." But, if you look at what has happened to the stock market in the last two weeks, plus the debacle of the debt ceiling coupled with the downgrade by S&P, the scenario in the book doesn't look that out of whack.
Here's a video of Peter Tanous on Tech Ticker with Henry Blodget recently.
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Zachery Kouwe
By Zach Kouwe
Zachery Kouwe is a public relations executive specializing in financial services companies, including hedge funds, private equity firms and asset management firms. He uses his expertise in finance and Wall Street to help clients meet their goals through innovative PR strategies. He is a former financial journalist, who worked as a reporter at The New York Post, The New York Times, and The Dow Jones Private Equity Analyst.
In addition to strategy and media relations, Zach Kouwe also performs business writing assignments such as Op-Eds, ghostwriting, white papers, fact checking, book research, annual reports and speeches.
Zach Kouwe recently performed research for Joe Nocera (of The New York Times) and Bethany McLean (Contributing Editor for Vanity Fair) on their best-selling new book, "All the Devils are Here: The Hidden History of the Financial Crisis." He also researched a forthcoming book by CNBC.com writer Jeff Cox and Peter J. Tanous called "Debt, Deficits and the Demise of the American Economy."
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