Eamonn Fingleton (born 19 August Eamonn Fingleton (born 19 August ) is an Irish financial journalist and author. [ 1 ] He is a critic of financialisation, arguing that there is no substitute for advanced manufacturing industries (highly capital-intensive, know-how-intensive industries typically making capital equipment, new materials, and leading edge components) as the.
When financial journalist Eamonn Editor, , —. Fingleton’s books have been published in Japanese, French, and Korean. SIDELIGHTS: Eamonn Fingleton told CA: “In common with most Western economic commentators, I began my career as.
A former editor for Forbes Fingleton argues that American opinion leaders have been blinded by dogma in believing that when American factories close, this is dictated by the "wisdom of the market." In reality, American manufacturers are competing in a globalized marketplace that is comprehensively rigged against them.
Sandcastle Empire is the Fingleton was one of the earliest commentators to predict the American financial system’s problems of In Unsustainable: How Economic Dogma is Destroying American Prosperity (New York: Nation Books, ), he wrote that the then fashion in Washington for radical financial deregulation was misconceived.
Eamonn Fingleton is a When financial journalist Eamonn Fingleton anticipated the meltdown of the New Economy in the late nineties, his predictions were dismissed by mainstream economic writers as “farfetched.”.
PERSONAL: First name is pronounced “Ay-mon”; Eamonn Fingleton is a former editor for the Financial Times in London and Forbes magazine in New York who is known for his early and outspoken identification of postindustrialism as a prime cause of American decline.
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Career: Financial Times, London, England, personal finance editor, ; Forbes, NYC, associate editor, ; Merrill Lynch Market Letter, NYC, senior financial editor, ; Euromoney, London, East Asia editor, , deputy editor, ; author and freelance writer, ; , editor, History · Young Adult. Eamonn Fingleton is the author most recently of In the Jaws of the Dragon: America’s Fate in the Coming Era of Chinese Hegemony (New York: St. Martin’s Press, ). Based on more than two decades of on-the-spot observation of East Asian economic and political developments, the book challenges the conventional view that as living standards.