Book, History of Man's Wealth from Feudalism to the 21st Century 10/22[LS]

A double vision: history through economic theory and economic theory through history. An important and necessary interrelationship. Thus, Leo Huberman brings the development of human society driven by blood, revolutions, betrayals and sealed pacts. An Economics classic that does not cause yawns, the book History of Man's Wealth - From Feudalism to the 21st Century covers the Middle Ages until the birth of Nazi-fascism, the saga of the world economy, and presents two chapters written by historian Marcia Guerra on the new It was started by the Second World War. In this way, Huberman tries to explain, in terms of the development of economic institutions, why certain doctrines emerged at a given time, how they originated in the very structure of social life and how they developed, modified and were surpassed by changing the patterns of that structure. With themes involving the welfare state, capitalism and industry, this book provokes a broad and deep view of history and economics.?