![]() ![]() If the book has a prime message, it's that the economy is quite understandable and when things go wrong, the effort and thinking of a whole society must be applied to bring everything back into line. Goodwin brilliantly contextualize economic theories with historical narrative, while Burr's simple but elegant illustration employs classical techniques like caricaturing politicians and symbolizing big businesses (as a gleeful factory) to help the reader visualize difficult concepts. That devotion to thoroughness makes this a dense yet quite accessible read. They tell the story of the economy starting with its first documented examination by Adam Smith and working their way up to 2011. système de provisionnement ex post et les provisions pour pertes requises pour couvrir lespertes attendues.Inversement, cet écart devient positif pendant la phase de ralentissementéconomique quand les banques doivent constituer d’importantes provisions pourpertes pour faire face à l’augmentation des prêts non performants. But Goodwin and illustrator Burr argue that the economy is easy enough to understand if you break it down into bite-sized chunks, roughly the dimensions of a comic panel. I 'flipped' quite a few homes in the early 2000s. I thrive on challenges, economics and business. ![]() Even if one doesn't consider the bleak state of the current world economy, just attempting to create a mental picture of the complex systems of market forces, government agencies, and human psychologies that drive the economy can be like trying to visualize a map of the universe. Entrepreneur since I started selling candy in the 6th grade. After his 3 year exposure to the Accounting & Finance field, Rohith Shankar began his journey in consulting with ECG about 4 years ago. ![]()
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