Brief history of economics. 77 key ideas about wealth and poverty from Plato to Piketty
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Economics is difficult, you say. But not.
In order to understand the rules invented by economists, it is not at all necessary to be an economist himself, the ex-adviser to the economy policy of the Great Britain Government Nail Kistein believes.
He analyzed the main ideas of wealth and poverty from Plato to Picketti and re -compacted complex knowledge of production chains, inflation, the work of central banks and hospitalism. It turned out fascinating and laconic sammari from which you will learn:
• What were Adam Smith, Karl Marx and John Keynes.
• Why the poor will not become richer, even if the central banks print several more trillion bills,
• Who wins in a dispute about private property,
• What “creates” with reality the invisible hand of the market,
• Is it possible to predict black swans,
• What irony is hidden in the Bigmak index.
Niall Kishtein - a former adviser to the economic policy of the UK Government and the UN Economic Commission for Africa, an invited teacher at the London School of Economics, the author of books on the history of the economy.
“A great book for beginners to study the economy. The author uses bright images and light humor. Laconically and capaciously analyzes the economic theories that have influenced the world. ” - Robert Schiller, Nobel Laureate of Economics
In order to understand the rules invented by economists, it is not at all necessary to be an economist himself, the ex-adviser to the economy policy of the Great Britain Government Nail Kistein believes.
He analyzed the main ideas of wealth and poverty from Plato to Picketti and re -compacted complex knowledge of production chains, inflation, the work of central banks and hospitalism. It turned out fascinating and laconic sammari from which you will learn:
• What were Adam Smith, Karl Marx and John Keynes.
• Why the poor will not become richer, even if the central banks print several more trillion bills,
• Who wins in a dispute about private property,
• What “creates” with reality the invisible hand of the market,
• Is it possible to predict black swans,
• What irony is hidden in the Bigmak index.
Niall Kishtein - a former adviser to the economic policy of the UK Government and the UN Economic Commission for Africa, an invited teacher at the London School of Economics, the author of books on the history of the economy.
“A great book for beginners to study the economy. The author uses bright images and light humor. Laconically and capaciously analyzes the economic theories that have influenced the world. ” - Robert Schiller, Nobel Laureate of Economics
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Author:Киштайн Найл
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Business & Money
- Category:Science & Math
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-107736-5
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