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A breathtaking, expansive and imaginative ride through the history and future of money from an author who truly understands itPROFESSOR BRIAN COX
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A cracking book that is as enjoyable as it is readablePETER FRANKOPAN
Equally entertaining and insightfulYANIS VAROUFAKIS
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MONEY.
The object of our desires.
The engine of our genius.
Humanitys greatest invention.
From clay tablets in Mesopotamia to todays cryptocurrency, global economist David McWilliams takes us on an epic journey of innovation, disruption and transformation that is an astonishing new history of our species.
The question is, over 5,000 years, have we changed money or has money changed us?
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A fun history of money told through the stories of the chancers, cheats, scoundrels and geniuses who made it happen KATIE MARTIN
An impressive journey that fizzes with factsECONOMIST
An eye-opening history of what makes the world go round EVENING STANDARD
Compelling, funny and originalKATJA HOYER
If, as David McWilliams complains, economists take the fun out of money, then he is the exception that proves the rule: a man who could not write a boring sentence if he triedTOM HOLLAND
PRODUCT DETAILS :
| ISBN : 9781471195464 | |
| BY (AUTHOR) McWilliams, David | |
| PUBLISHER : Simon & Schuster Ltd | PUBLICATION DATE : June 05, 2025 |
| COUNTRY OF PUBLICATION : United Kingdom | IMPRINT : Simon & Schuster Ltd |
| LANGUAGE : English | AGE : General |
| PRODUCT FORM : Paperback / softback |
DIMENSION : 198 mm x 130 mm
PRODUCT CATEGORY :
Economics, Finance, Business & Management
History & Archaeology