The Way the World WorksJude Wanniski's masterpiece defined the policies at the heart of the Reagan economic boom that continues today and promises a coming century of global peace and prosperity. Writing with a simplicity and liveliness uncommon to his subject, Wanniski offers a fresh general theory of the world's political evolution that explains how and why economies fail and succeed, now and as far as we can imagine. |
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Review: The Way the World Works (Gateway Contemporary)
Gebruikersrecensie - Prakhar Bindal - GoodreadsThe best book on economics. Shows fatuity of still-dominant demand-side model, with its silly preoccupation with accounting trivia, like the federal budget and trade balance and savings rates, in an economy with $40 trillion or so in assets that rise and fall weekly by trillions. Volledige review lezen
Inhoudsopgave
The Political Model | 3 |
The Global Electorate | 19 |
The Electorate Understands Economics | 40 |
The Economic Model Capital | 55 |
The Economic Model Production | 71 |
Money and Tax Rates | 97 |
The Stock Market and the Wedge | 127 |
The Failure of the Economic Models | 160 |
Experiment in Puerto Rico | 287 |
Energy in Abundance | 307 |
Epilogue | 321 |
A Growth Path To The 21st Century | 329 |
Preface to the First Edition | 339 |
Introduction to the Second Edition | 345 |
Introduction to the Third Edition | 365 |
NOTES | 379 |
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