History of the World Economy

Author's name: Jean-Marc Daniel

A novel that decodes the world's economic history, a comprehensive and complete overview from the origins of civilizations to the first decades of the twenty-first century, covering the area extending from China to Europe, via Africa and America.

This is the challenge posed by this book by economist Jean-Marc Daniel, who shatters a number of established ideas through an analysis of the evolution of global economic theories and policies. While the author does not oppose labor and capital, he examines the consequences of the misguided actions of bureaucrats and technocrats who operate at the expense of the value created by "producers"—workers, farmers, entrepreneurs, and innovators.

A comprehensive, concise, and exciting panorama of an economy that, from one crisis to the next, knows how to generate new models.