Economy 20th Century Economic History Slow Progress to Utopia / Bradford DeLong / Akiko Murai

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Economics
[Introduction]
"This book is a solemn historical story.
It raises the right questions to the reader and teaches many important history in the process." (Paul Krugman)
"It is a work of political economics, woven with threads of different ideas of Hayek, Polanny, and Keynes, and it is a book that should definitely be read." (Diane Coil)
The author, a leading economist of the United States and a well-known blogger, describes the "Long 20th Century," the first century in human history in which the "economy" became the central character, beginning in 1870 and ending in 2010, using the "Big History" technique of 『 Sapiens Full History, 』, 『 Guns, Pathogens, and Iron 』.
B. DeLong
Introduction Big Story
Chapter 1 GlobalIzing World
Chapter 2 Accelerating Technology-Led Growth
Chapter 3 Democratizing Global North
Chapter 4 World Empire
Chapter 5 The First World War
Chapter 7 The Great Depression
Chapter 8 Actual Socialism
Biography
Professor of Economics at University of California, Berkeley.
Born 1960.
Specializes in economic history, macroeconomics, economic growth, and finance.
Worked at the National Economic Institute (NBER).
Specializes in economic history, macroeconomics, economic growth, and finance.
Worked at the National Economic Institute (NBER).
Served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Treasury from 1993 to 1995 during the Clinton administration.
Co-authored with 『 Introduction to American Economic Policy, founded in 』 (Misuzu Shobo).
He is one of the most popular bloggers along with Tyler Cowen.
He is known for his research on irrational "noise traders" in financial markets and his research on the transition from a commodity economy to an information-attention economy.