Author: Roger C. Altman, Chairman, Evercore Partners, Inc.
January/February 2013
Foreign Affairs
While the grim effects of the 2008 financial crisis still resonate across the globe, the recession wasn't all bad: it triggered fundamental economic restructuring, and the result is a U.S. economy poised to emerge stronger than it was before. Although it's too soon to say with certainty, even Europe may come out ahead.
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