Forbidden economy. What made the West as rich, and the poor Russia
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The ideas of a free market economy endure a global scale. Trade wars have not gone the past, economic sanctions to this day remain a pressure tool. Another blow to the theory that economic relations most efficiently and with the benefit is regulated by the "invisible hand of the market", inflicted an epidemic of coronavirus. Historical processes are inseparable from economic, and vice versa.
The author suggests looking at the history of the world economy, and see how it developed in different countries, what interfered and what contributed to its growth and fall. In more detail in the book, the Russian economy is considered. Why did Latin America be unable to become an industrial giant? How did the little Portugal manage to create a large colonial empire? Why did Catherine II completely banned Russia with France import operations? What economic policy did Nicholas II adhere to?
A view of the past helps to evaluate the problem on a global scale and makes it possible to find optimal solutions, one of which is protectionism
The author suggests looking at the history of the world economy, and see how it developed in different countries, what interfered and what contributed to its growth and fall. In more detail in the book, the Russian economy is considered. Why did Latin America be unable to become an industrial giant? How did the little Portugal manage to create a large colonial empire? Why did Catherine II completely banned Russia with France import operations? What economic policy did Nicholas II adhere to?
A view of the past helps to evaluate the problem on a global scale and makes it possible to find optimal solutions, one of which is protectionism
Author:
Author:Kaptar Dionysis
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Business & Money
- Category:Science & Math
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6046834-9-1
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