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Summary of Nicholas Wapshott's Keynes Hayek
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- ISBN978-1-6693-6337-8
- EAN9781669363378
- Date de parution19/03/2022
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- Taille92 Mo
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- ÉditeurEverest Media LLC
Résumé
Please note:This audiobook has been generated using AI Voice. This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The debate between Keynes and Hayek, two of the greatest economists of their time, was sparked by a simple request for a book. Hayek asked Keynes for Edgeworth's Mathematical Psychics, which Keynes had already used all of.
#2 Keynes was not just a fellow of King's College, Cambridge, but he was also famous worldwide because of his role as a British Treasury negotiator at the Paris Peace Conference, which brought the cataclysm of World War I to an end.
#3 The war was the most destructive in history.
It was fought over territory and world trade, and it marked the end of a chivalrous age and the dawn of the modern era. Keynes was a hero to many Central Europeans because of his criticism of British, French, and American leaders for levying crippling reparations on those in the remnants of the defeated alliance. #4 Keynes was not handsome, but he had a commanding physical presence. He was six foot six inches tall and had a slight stoop, which he had acquired as a lofty schoolboy.
He was not slow to notice the magnetism of the brilliant conversationalist Hayek.
It was fought over territory and world trade, and it marked the end of a chivalrous age and the dawn of the modern era. Keynes was a hero to many Central Europeans because of his criticism of British, French, and American leaders for levying crippling reparations on those in the remnants of the defeated alliance. #4 Keynes was not handsome, but he had a commanding physical presence. He was six foot six inches tall and had a slight stoop, which he had acquired as a lofty schoolboy.
He was not slow to notice the magnetism of the brilliant conversationalist Hayek.
Please note:This audiobook has been generated using AI Voice. This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The debate between Keynes and Hayek, two of the greatest economists of their time, was sparked by a simple request for a book. Hayek asked Keynes for Edgeworth's Mathematical Psychics, which Keynes had already used all of.
#2 Keynes was not just a fellow of King's College, Cambridge, but he was also famous worldwide because of his role as a British Treasury negotiator at the Paris Peace Conference, which brought the cataclysm of World War I to an end.
#3 The war was the most destructive in history.
It was fought over territory and world trade, and it marked the end of a chivalrous age and the dawn of the modern era. Keynes was a hero to many Central Europeans because of his criticism of British, French, and American leaders for levying crippling reparations on those in the remnants of the defeated alliance. #4 Keynes was not handsome, but he had a commanding physical presence. He was six foot six inches tall and had a slight stoop, which he had acquired as a lofty schoolboy.
He was not slow to notice the magnetism of the brilliant conversationalist Hayek.
It was fought over territory and world trade, and it marked the end of a chivalrous age and the dawn of the modern era. Keynes was a hero to many Central Europeans because of his criticism of British, French, and American leaders for levying crippling reparations on those in the remnants of the defeated alliance. #4 Keynes was not handsome, but he had a commanding physical presence. He was six foot six inches tall and had a slight stoop, which he had acquired as a lofty schoolboy.
He was not slow to notice the magnetism of the brilliant conversationalist Hayek.
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