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The Penguin History of Economics by Roger E Backhouse (Paperback, 2002)

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Delve into the pages of 'The Penguin History of Economics' by Roger E Backhouse, a compelling paperback that offers a rich narrative of economic thought and practice. Published in 2002 by Penguin Books LTD, this text is an essential addition to any economics student's collection, providing a comprehensive overview suitable for both academic and personal perusal.At 198 mm tall and 129 mm wide, this textbook comfortably fits in your hands, whether you're studying from it at a desk or on the go. Its 384 pages are filled with insightful analysis and scholarly content, all presented in clear and accessible English. With its ISBN 9780141009649, this publication stands as a beacon of economic knowledge, ready to enlighten readers about the intricacies of this ever-evolving field.

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Nobody can ignore economics. There are never enough resources to go round, so human beings have always wrestled with the crucial issues of money, markets, bargaining, prices and production. In this new and authoritative history, Roger Backhouse takes the story of economics from the Greeks to the dawn of the twenty-first century.In addition to placing well-known figures - including Adam Smith, Malthus, Marx and Keynes - in their historical settings, Backhouse brings into his story many important topics that are often neglected. These include the importance of Islam in the Middle Ages; science, politics and economics in seventeenth-century England; the rise of economics in the USA; inter-war debates over socialism versus the market; the impact of the Second World War; and the late-twentieth-century proliferation of fields within economics.Comprehensive and very readable, The Penguin History of Economics offers a definitive overview of this crucially important subject.