Kindleberger Charles: Svet u depresiji: od 1929. do 1939.

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Svet u depresiji: od 1929. do 1939.

Kindleberger Charles

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Charles Kindleberger: A World in Depression: 1929 to 1939

In his famous work on the Great Depression, economist Charles Kindleberger emphasizes three factors that continue to shape global financial markets: panic, contagion, and the importance of hegemony. Republished on the fortieth anniversary of the first edition, with a new foreword by Barry Eikengreen and J. Bradford DeLong, this masterpiece of economic history will reveal why U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers turned to Kindleberger and his colleagues for help in the darkest moments of the global financial crisis of 2008.

"Kindleberger wrote perhaps the best analytical account of the creation of the Great Depression and followed the partial recovery from the crisis and the approach of World War II." This is a warning to the leaders of the world economy to think carefully about every detail of what they intend to do now."
– Times Literary Supplement

"Kindleberger takes us year by year through the ten-year depression and analyzes investments, trade, the money and securities market, and the movement of the value of gold in the United States of America and Western Europe. The book is full of shrewd insights into the motivation of the main actors, which are based on the author's memory, but also on the works of economic historians. In the book there is not a single equation, and the graphs and tables are understandable enough even for those of us who hate numbers."
- American Historical Review

"I do not know of any book on the Great Depression before this one in which the emphasis is placed precisely on looking at the crisis throughout the world, which is characteristic of modern trade and macroeconomic theories."
- Journal of Economic Literature

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