Fault Lines

Raghuram Rajan highlights certain vulnerabilities that many might overlook. I wonder what prompted him to emphasize these particular issues and how he sees their relevance today.

The use of real-world crises added depth but also made some parts feel dense. I'm curious if others found the historical context helpful or overwhelming.

Given Rajan's expertise, I wonder whether this book is meant to push for specific reforms or simply to inform the broader public about these hidden risks.