金融往事:恐慌、危机和迟来的复苏

Lewis's storytelling often delves into the human side of complex topics. I'm curious what motivated him to explore this angle in 'Panic'.

It felt like history was repeating itself, but I wonder if the lessons from 'Panic' can actually influence current financial decisions.

The narrative style made the crisis feel visceral. I'm interested in how the author decided which stories to include to convey the overall chaos.