Explore the fascinating history of modern corporate finance and its profound impact on global wealth creation in “The Making of Modern Corporate Finance.” Donald H. Chew, Jr. deciphers complex financial theories, explaining how innovations like efficient stock markets and the market for corporate control have shaped investor-driven capitalism. This insightful book connects groundbreaking financial ideas to real-world economic events, from the stagflation of the 1970s to contemporary market dynamics. Discover the counterintuitive lessons for shareholders, companies, and nations, and understand how corporate efficiency fuels the social wealth necessary to tackle critical global challenges. Perfect for anyone interested in finance, economics, and the forces driving economic success.