Delve into the profound historical connection between faith and commerce with this seminal work on the rise of capitalism. This classic of political economy meticulously traces how religious thought shaped economic practices and ideologies from the Middle Ages onwards. Essential for students of economic history, sociology, and business ethics in India, it offers critical insights into the moral foundations of market economies. Gain a deeper understanding of capitalism’s evolution and its enduring spiritual underpinnings, a vital perspective for aspiring economists and thinkers alike.