Get ready to take a deep dive into the captivating world of economics as Niall Kishtainy, an esteemed economic historian, takes you on a thrilling journey through time. In this audiobook, expertly narrated by the talented Steven Crossley, you'll learn about the fascinating events, ideas, and thinkers that have shaped the field of economics from ancient times to the modern era.
Have you ever wondered what causes poverty or if economic crises are inevitable under capitalism? These are fundamental questions that impact all of us, and yet the complex language and mathematical equations of economics can feel overwhelming. But fear not, because Kishtainy's lively and accessible approach will not only demystify the subject but also keep you entertained and even chuckling along the way.
Kishtainy expertly organizes the material into short, chronological chapters, each focusing on a key idea or event. From the origins of money and the rise of agrarianism to the tumultuous times of the Great Depression, entrepreneurship, environmental destruction, inequality, and the groundbreaking field of behavioral economics, you'll gain a profound understanding of the economic forces that have shaped our world.
Throughout the audiobook, Kishtainy highlights the contributions of influential thinkers such as Adam Smith, Ricardo, Marx, Keynes, and many others. By exploring their ideas and examining the historical context in which they emerged, Kishtainy gives you a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of economic thought.
With a stellar rating of 4.3 out of 5, this audiobook is a thrilling and valuable resource for anyone seeking a better grasp of economic history and ideas. Whether you're a young reader new to the subject or a seasoned individual looking to expand your knowledge, this audiobook will captivate you from start to finish.
So sit back, relax, and immerse yourself in this riveting exploration of economics. Let Kishtainy's expertise and Steven Crossley's captivating narration guide you through the fascinating world of economic theory and its impact on our lives.