End of The Good Life

Riva Froymovich has covered the euro-zone in the throes of collapse, the U.S. dollar's historic decline during the Great Recession, the rapid rise of emerging economies, central banks as they faced their biggest challenge since the Great Depression, and politicians' attempt to cobble together financial regulation. She has experience reporting in print and on camera for the Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires, among other outlets. Riva is a member of Generation Y.

"Froymovich debuts with an impressive presentation... A forcefully written treatment of the plight in which an increasing number of people find themselves." -- Kirkus "...Froymovich gives voice to the frustrations of a generation. ...Most compelling are Froymovich's interviews with a wide range of dispirited young adults that provide a more intimate picture of a generation exploring new paths, developing new opportunities, and reshaping its plans for the future." -- Booklist "Rich with narrative detail from young people around the world struggling to stay afloat... Froymovich lucidly explains how Generation Y suffers from the negative effects of long-term unemployment." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A fascinating, global trip through the daunting numbers and frank stories of the challenges facing young people who want to start a business, make a better living than their parents, or just survive when the financial cards are stacked against them." -- Heidi N. Moore, Finance and Economics Editor, Guardian US "An insightful and astute narrative about the world in which Generation Y is living and what the Millennials (and the rest of us) will need to know about how to be successful now and in creating the future." -- Lucy Marcus, CEO, Marcus Venture Consulting, host of "In the Boardroom with Lucy Marcus" "Riva Froymovich brings a critical question to the forefront: how can we restore an American Dream that is quickly fading for Generation Y? Froymovich illustrates the problem in a vivid and personal way and offers bold prescriptions for meeting this daunting challenge." -- Ian Bremmer, President, Eurasia Group and author of Every Nation for Itself