Introduction to the Paperback Edition Foreword by Terry Smith Part I: The End of an Era 1. An economy that has run out of road 2. How the economy really works Part II: The Real Economy 3. The energy economy 4. The great breakthroughs 5. Growth and risk 6. The real threat Part III: The Financial Economy 7. The servant, not the master 8. The madness of crowds 9. The madness of globalisation 10. The madness of statistics Part IV: Life after Growth 11. Welcome to life after growth 12. Value reduction - the real economy 13. Value destruction - the financial economy 14. An end or a beginning? Afterword - "What does this mean to me?" End Note to the Paperback Edition Index
Described in the press as "Dr Gloom" and "Terrifying Tim", Tim
Morgan has never avoided controversy, whether he is pointing out
the crippling weaknesses of the British economy, calling for
greater justice for a younger generation robbed by its elders, or
explaining the link between inner-city riots and thwarted
materialism. He developed the Essentials Index, which provides
invaluable insights into the real cost of living.
Educated at Cambridge, Tim has always been fascinated by economic,
political and military issues. His fascination with maritime
warfare has taken him from commando exercises to the flight-deck of
an aircraft carrier.
As head of research at leading finance house Tullett Prebon from
2009 to 2013, Dr Tim Morgan gained a reputation for supplying
radical answers to pressing economic and political issues, and
garnered significant media coverage for leading-edge reports
including his Project Armageddon study of the British economy.
Life After Growth is the product of extensive research into how the
economy really works, and presents radical explanations for the
economic problems of today and tomorrow.
Terry Smith became a stockbroker with W. Greenwell & Co in 1984 and
was the top-rated bank analyst in London from 1984 to 1989. In 1990
he became head of UK company research at UBS Phillips & Drew, a
position from which he was dismissed in 1992 following the
publication of his bestselling book Accounting for Growth.
He went on to build two broking businesses, Collins Stewart and
Tullett Prebon, from where he retired in 2014 to concentrate on his
new fund management venture, Fundsmith.
A lesson I learnt early on is that when Tim has something to say
which is related to energy analysis, as this book is, it is wise to
take notice...If I had one wish it would be that commentators, and
policy makers, take his work as seriously as it deserves to be
taken.
*Terry Smith*
Life After Growth has completely reframed my thinking about what's
going on in the world today.
*Mike Scialom, Cambridge Business*
Morgan is known for being a controversial author and he doesn't do
anything to jeopardise that reputation in this book. In it he
introduces a new way of looking at the economy.
*Richard Gill CFA, Master Investor*
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