The Economic Problem In Peace And WarSome Reflections On Objectives And Mechanisms

Written by one of the foremost economists of the twentieth century, this book offers a profound reflection on the nature and causes of economic problems in both war and peacetime. Through a careful analysis of the key drivers of economic growth and development, Robbins provides a compelling vision for a more prosperous and peaceful world.

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