Birth of Plenty: How the Prosperity of the Modern Work was Created

Birth of Plenty: How the Prosperity of the Modern Work was Created

Bernstein, William

McGraw-Hill Education - Europe

08/2010

432

Mole

Inglês

9780071747042

15 a 20 dias

579

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Preface; Introduction;Section I - The Sources of Growth; Chapter 1. A Hypothesis of Wealth; Chapter 2. Property; Chapter 3. Reason; Chapter 4. Capital; Chapter 5. Power, Speed, and Light; Chapter 6. Synthesis of Growth; Section II: Nations; Chapter 7. The Winners-Holland and England; Chapter 8. Runners-Up; Chapter 9. The Last; Section III: Consequences; Chapter 10. God, Culture, Mammon, and the Hedonic Treadmill; Chapter 11. The Great Trade-Off; Chapter 12. Mammon and Mars; Chapter 13. The End of Growth?; Chapter 14. When, Where, and Whither
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property rights, capital markets, scientific rationalism, modern prosperity, economic takeoff, john bogle, the coffeehouse investor, the intelligent asset allocator, security analysis, New World, Latin America, United States, Adam Smith, Ottoman Empire, Magna Carta, American Revolution, Cold War, Middle East, Western Europe, Martin Luther, South America, North Sea, Roman Empire, John Locke, Habsburg Spain, House of Commons, Isaac Newton, Soviet Union, Founding Fathers, French Revolution, Renaissance Italy, Royal Society, one nation under debt, economic history, money, history of money, capital, history of capital, debt, economic prosperity