Shortcuts from the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen to the Industrial Revolution

Abstract

The current work analyzes the social history from the point of view of social aspects and connects them to economic issues. The economic issues are many times behind the social changes of historical facts. This paper shows through the economic events of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen to the Industrial Revolution period that the economic aspects were a significant part of social impact. The logic and thorough understanding of historical events form the foundation of the applied approach. The Cycle of Money demonstrates that capitalism is limited by its structure and is unable to address broad social issues, something that the economy of an Economocracy can accomplish

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