History of the global economy

A novel of the world's economic history and decoding its mysteries, in a comprehensive and complete overview from the origin of civilizations until the early decades of the twenty-first century, covering the area from China to Europe passing through Africa and America. This is the challenge that this book presents to the economist expert Jean-Marc Daniel, who breaks several entrenched ideas through an analysis of the development of global economic theories and policies. While the author does not oppose work and capital, he reviews the consequences resulting from the misleading actions of bureaucrats and technocrats who work at the expense of the value created by the "producers" of workers, farmers, contractors, and innovators.