The Great Reflation: How Investors Can Profit From the New World of Money

“Tony Boeckh analyzes clearly the frightening range of factors contributing to the recent financial crisis. If that doesn’t make you think carefully, his investment strategies for a world still facing high levels of risk will certainly have you riveted.”
—Hon Michael Wilson, Former Ambassador from Canada to the United States; Former Canadian Finance Minister

“The Great Reflation is essential reading for serious, thinking investors everywhere.  Who better than Tony to show us how this will all end, and even more important, how to position our investments and our lives to make sure we not only survive, but prosper.” 
— John Mauldin, Editor, Thoughts from the Frontline; 3 time New York Times Bestselling Author; President, Millennium Wave Investments

“This book is a must read. Tony, from all his years guiding the excellent analytic work of the Bank Credit Analyst presents a realistic outline of the post- crisis world, the many challenges, and the exciting and unpredictable times ahead.”
—Jim O’Neil, Head of Global Economic Research, Goldman Sachs

“The Great Reflation is by far the best economic and investment book which I have read in the last 10 years. He is a seasoned historian, economist, and strategist with a unique ability to explain complex issues in simple, readable terms.”
—Marc Faber, Editor, The Gloom Boom & Doom Report

“This book is written by one of the long-standing and highly recognized veterans in the field of investments.  In highly readable form, it covers important forces influencing investments and a very detailed evaluation of the key sectors of investment opportunities.”
—Henry Kaufman, Henry Kaufman & Company Inc.

“Tony Boeckh is a first rate investment intellect whose work I have read for years, and his thoughts on the crisis are well-worth reading and contemplating.”
— Barton M. Biggs, Managing Partner, Traxis Partners; Author, Hedgehogging and Wealth, War, and Wisdom

“The Great Reflation is part history, part theory, part textbook and part prophesy- lucid, persuasive and a good read. The title says it all. It will have a place on my shelves and I expect many others.”
—Brian Reading, Founder of Lombard Street Research World Service, Former Advisor to UK Treasury and to the Governor of the Bank of England

“Tony pioneered the concept of debt Supercycle in the 1970s and his The Great Reflation has proven that he is the ultimate macro thinker. This book is a must read for all investors who strive for financial success in an extremely risky world.”
— Chen Zhao, Chief Global Strategist and Managing Editor, Bank Credit Analyst Research Group

“Weaving together today’s unprecedented  and complex economic, monetary, and investment conditions, Tony lays out the uncomfortable truths that investors must understand and deal with in order to protect capital and invest profitably in the years ahead.”
—Eldon Mayer, Former CEO and CIO of Lynch & Mayer, Inc.; New York-based Institutional Asset Manager

“Few people know as much as Tony Boeckh does about the relationships between the economies and the financial markets. In his book, he gives us a much needed road map on how to invest given the tremendous convulsions we are going through. It is a must read for very investor.”
— Charles Gave, Chairman, GaveKal Research

Anthony Boeckhis President of Boeckh Capital Co. Ltd., a family office and private investment firm specializing in small public companies. From 1968 until 2002, he was Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Editor-in-Chief of BCA Publications, known for the Bank Credit Analyst and related international investment publications. He has lectured at economic, financial and investment seminars and conferences in various international centers in North America, Asia and Europe. He co-authored The Stock Market and Inflation published by Dow Jones-Irwin in 1982. Mr. Boeckh is also a founding trustee of the Fraser Institute?(an economic “think tank” dedicated to free market principles).

Jacqueline Thorpeis a financial journalist with 20 years experience covering economics, capital markets, government fiscal policy, and global economic issues. She is currently an economics reporter for the business section of the National Post.