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  • Very good 1633  

    The capital the twenty-first century (Paperback)
    The book by Thomas Piketty has become an international bestseller. His thesis has opened a heated debate on both sides from the Atlantic. Relying on a huge battery of statistics, the French economist shows that capitalism is inherently a machine to m
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  • A unique book 1  

    The capital the twenty-first century (Paperback)
    The book of Piketty is unique today. The wealth of sources is impressive for a large public book and read without disturbing because the reference to the associated website is constantly not to burden the presentation. This book provided information
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  • The road from serfdom  

    The capital the twenty-first century (Paperback)
    The most subversive writings circulate market hall: i borrowed this book on the desk of a trader. I thought it would be a very technical and statistical study but in fact this is an economic history of inequalities since 1700 in Europe and the US, na
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  • All you ever wanted to know on capital  

    The capital the twenty-first century (Paperback)
    Fascinating subject: Why capital tends to be concentrated naturally? What is the current level of concentration, and how to compare it to what it was at the beginning of the twentieth century? How are positioned labor income and capital, and how that
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  • The capital of the twenty-first century  

    The capital the twenty-first century (Paperback)
    I agree very modestly the rave reviews of prestigious personalities about this book very well documented internationally, argued with depth, combined with bold proposals for another globalization. It is very important that the political world is its
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  • a very informative book. 1  

    The capital the twenty-first century (Paperback)
    Arrived in perfect condition. a book recommended to all economists and those interested in short any economy.
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  • The economy for all, and with little ideological bias  

    The capital the twenty-first century (Paperback)
    It's a pretty amazing book: First he explains in terms accessible to all various macroeconomic aspects, the limits of the various models used in the past, and clearly states the current limits of economic science (and science social in general). At t
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  • An interesting study of the distribution of income and assets for 2 centuries. But questionable proposals.  

    The capital the twenty-first century (Paperback)
    I just finished reading this book of almost 1000 pages with lots of numbers and graphs. Well this reading is not forbidding anything. On the contrary I found it fascinating. Yet during my studies I have not taken a course in Economics or History. Des
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  • Historical analysis of the distribution of wealth over the long term: the facts!  

    The capital the twenty-first century (Paperback)
    This book is quite depressing, so it was necessary. It will allow you to exceed lécume days and understand that the world of yesterday is already gone and that tomorrow will likely resemble that davant yesterday. Indeed the old curse invoked by Karl
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  • Many pages for some new ideas  

    The capital the twenty-first century (Paperback)
    The work of Piketty is enough to discourage the neophytes. Swallowing 900 saving pages for one who is not accustomed to reading, could be an anxiety-producing perspective. In reality it is rather the opposite, the author is addressed first to the uni
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