Incluye índice.

Part one: Major deflationary forces: Chapter 1: Government Spending is shrinking ; Chapter 2: Role of Central Banks ; Chapter 3: Restructuring in the United States continues ; Chapter 4: Mergers at home and restructuring abroad ; Chapter 5: High tech is deflationary ; Chapter 6: Internet and mass distribution ; Chapter 7: Global deregulation ; Chapter 8: Global sourcing and new market economies ; Chapter 9: Strengthening dollar ; Chapter 10: Asian contagion ; Chapter 11: Slow recovery in Asia ; Chapter 12: American consumers will save more ; Chapter 13: U.S. saving spree, triggered by a bear market, ensures deflation -- Part two: The world economy under deflation: Chapter 14: Deflation is self-feeding ; Chapter 15: Deflation and the kondratieff wave ; Chapter 16: Two faces of deflation ; Chapter 17: Looming threat of protectionism ; Chapter 18: Western Central Banks and governments can't stop deflation ; Chapter 19: Coming era of good deflation ; Chapter 20: Interest rates and profits -- Part three: Investment strategy for deflation: Chapter 21: Bond-based investment strategy for deflation ; Chapter 22: Utilities and stocks as deflationary investments ; Chapter 23: Myth of global diversification ; Chapter 24: New technologies win in deflation ; Chapter 25: Consumer spending winners ; Chapter 26: Avoid commodities and real estate ; Chapter 27: How to invest in deflation ; Chapter 28: Market timing, stock exposure, and leverage -- Part four: Business and personal strategies for deflation: Chapter 29: Twenty-five business strategies for deflation ; Chapter 30: Six personal strategies for deflation.