This book is a historical analysis of the causes and effects of inflation and other economic crises throughout history. The author argues that these crises are not inevitable but are instead the result of political and economic factors that can be influenced by human action. The book offers both a critique of current economic policies and a call for a more rational and humane approach to economic management. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of economics and the ongoing debates over economic policy.

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