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An Analysis of C.L.R.James’s: The Black Jacobins: Toussaint L’Ouverture and the San Domingo Revolution
0₹767.00Uncover the revolutionary legacy of Toussaint L’Ouverture with Nick Broten’s incisive analysis of C.L.R. James’s “The Black Jacobins.” This indispensable study explores James’s pioneering ‘history from below’ approach to the Haitian Revolution and its integral link to the French Revolution. Essential for Indian university students and history enthusiasts, it provides critical insights into one of history’s most significant slave revolts. Deepen your understanding of revolutionary dynamics and historical interpretation with this vital academic resource.
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An Analysis of Milton Friedman’s: The Role of Monetary Policy
0₹767.00Explore the critical foundations of monetary policy through Nick Broten’s incisive analysis of Milton Friedman’s influential 1968 essay. This book dissects Friedman’s groundbreaking critique of the Phillips Curve, revealing how monetary policy impacts inflation and employment levels. Gain profound insights into one of capitalism’s most cited economists and his enduring arguments. An indispensable resource for economics students, finance professionals, and policy enthusiasts in India seeking to grasp core economic theories and their practical application for national growth.
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An Analysis of Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century (The Macat Library)
0₹767.00Unlock the core insights of Thomas Piketty’s groundbreaking Capital in the Twenty-First Century with this clear analysis. This accessible guide breaks down Piketty’s data-driven arguments on wealth inequality and income distribution. Discover why inequality tends to rise without intervention and explore policy solutions for a fairer society. Essential reading for economics students, finance professionals, and anyone seeking to grasp critical economic trends impacting India and the world. Understand the systematic evaluation of data that underpins one of the most influential economic texts of our time.
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An Analysis of Thomas Robert Malthus’s: An Essay on the Principle of Populations (The Macat Library)
0₹767.00Delve into the enduring influence of one of history’s most debated thinkers on population growth and resource limits. This essential Macat Library analysis dissects Malthus’s revolutionary critique of societal perfectibility, revealing how his core arguments on population outstripping food production fundamentally reshaped economics, politics, and environmental science. Understand the foundational concepts that continue to inform global challenges, making it vital for Indian students of economics, sociology, and environmental studies seeking to grasp lasting societal dynamics and resource management principles.
