This book was a gift from a buddy long time ago. In
fact, I wanted to buy this book since day one. For an author who is so familiar
with John Maynard Keynes, I found no reason not to follow all his books. As
according to my buddy, this could be one of the best. Well, compares to the
three biographies written by the said author… I have to agree with my buddy…
This book is simply awesome!
First of all, I found this book not boring and not too “academic” as compares to similar books. The author did well by focus on the previous world financial crisis before presenting the rationalization behind Keynesian economics. At the end, it is a book that utilized history and theories of capitalism to explain current economic problems. Of course, not every reader agrees with Keynes’ theories. However, I thought the author did extremely well by provide clear and easily understandable descriptions in presenting the state of economies.
Having said that… I found no reason not to give a full 10/10. This is really an excellent read and I highly recommend this book for any readers who are keen to have a refresher on economic theories. Thumbs up!!!
First of all, I found this book not boring and not too “academic” as compares to similar books. The author did well by focus on the previous world financial crisis before presenting the rationalization behind Keynesian economics. At the end, it is a book that utilized history and theories of capitalism to explain current economic problems. Of course, not every reader agrees with Keynes’ theories. However, I thought the author did extremely well by provide clear and easily understandable descriptions in presenting the state of economies.
Having said that… I found no reason not to give a full 10/10. This is really an excellent read and I highly recommend this book for any readers who are keen to have a refresher on economic theories. Thumbs up!!!
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