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Greenspan's Fraud: How Two Decades of His Policies Have Undermined the Global Economy is a polemical economics and policy critique by Ravi Batra, centered on the long tenure of Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan. Rather than offering a neutral biography, the book argues that Greenspan's monetary and political influence helped shape a global economy that disproportionately rewarded asset holders and large corporations while weakening the position of the middle class. Batra frames this analysis through his broader theory of economic cycles and inequality, using Greenspan's record to question common assumptions about inflation control, growth, and market efficiency. The book is especially focused on the consequences of expansionary monetary policy, the fragility of booms built on debt and speculation, and the gap between Greenspan's public statements and the outcomes Batra attributes to his policies. It is best understood as a forceful intervention in debates over central banking, distribution, and economic power.