Money: Whence It Came, Where It Went

Bruce Wasserstein · John Kenneth Galbraith

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This book is a blend of a history of money and monetary institutions, with an analysis of money's changing role in the sum total of economic analysis and policy, written by the author of The Great Crash, 1929 and The Affluent Society.

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