A chapter of this book ends by observing that a review of the play Mr. Budhoo’s Resignation Letter from the I.M.F. was the only time that economist Davison Budhoo was mentioned in The New York Times. The launch of Bono’s brand Red serves as the backdrop for an interview with Jeffery Sachs in this book, who discusses how his work (15[1])in the 1990s was meant to resemble the Marshall Plan. This book, which opens with an anecdote about its author talking to a survivor of Hurricane Katrina (15[1])in a food line, (15[1])details incidents of (*) “voodoo politics” (10[2])such as the privatization of industries (-5[1])in (10[1])junta Argentina and post-Soviet Russia. This book repeatedly compares psychiatrist Ewen Cameron’s CIA-sponsored research into electrical torture to the neoliberal policies of Milton (10[1])Friedman. For 10 points, (10[1])the rise of “disaster capitalism” (10[1])is explored in what 2007 book by Naomi Klein? ■END■