
- Robert L. Heilbroner |
- William Milberg |
Title overview
Heilbroner/Milberg is the only introductory level text that traces the development of our economic society from the Middle Ages to the present, offering a balanced perspective on why our economy is the way it is and where it may be headed.
Heilbroner/Milberg is the only introductory level text that traces the development of our economic society from the Middle Ages to the present, offering a balanced perspective on why our economy is the way it is and where it may be headed.
"Would you like an introductory level book that gives students a historical perspective on how our market economy came to be? Would you also like a book that helps students contemplate where our economic society is headed in the future?"
Although the first part of The Making of Economic Society has as its purpose explaining how the economy came to be what it is, the second part seeks to help us anticipate what that world may look like in the future.
"Are you considering this book for a freshmen level non-majors course, or are you considering it for a course taught to economics majors?"
Heilbroner/Milberg was written to be accessible to readers, regardless of their economic background and it is widely used in courses taught to freshmen and sophomores, as well as juniors and seniors.
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Table of contents
Hilbroner/Milberg, The Making of the Economic Society 13e
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
The Economic Problem
Chapter 2The Premarket Economy
Chapter 3The Emergence of Market Society
Chapter 4The Inductrial Revolution
Chapter 5The Impact of Industrial Technology
Chapter 6The Great Depression
Chapter 7The Rise of the Public Sector
Chapter 8Modern Capitalism Emerges in Europe
Chapter 9The Golden Age of Capitalism
Chapter 10The Rise and Fall of Socialism
Chapter 11Why Some Nations Remain Poor, Emerging Markets and the Persistence of Global Poverty
Chapter 12The Great Recession in Historical Perspective
Chapter 13Problems and Possibilities