Review of Past, Present and Future, an Economic Perspective

[Chi Chiu Michael Mak]

Economies are fascinating, intricate systems that are often unappreciated and demonised by practically every single person in society. The news and politics are nothing compared to the depth of this book about how economies form and evolve.

[Kshitija Sonawane]

How was life back then? How does economics play into people's lives? Isn't it all interesting? If you want to know more, read this book. Congratulations on the BOTD, and best wishes to future projects.

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

It is interesting to learn how humanity has evolved from one economic model to the next. Understanding the factors that triggered the current leap from a market economy to a data economy seems very useful as it may serve as a guide for making financial decisions.

[Supritika Ghatak]

David Rajan offers a fascinating account of humankind's economic development in Past, Present, and Future: An Economic Perspective, covering the period from the first hunter-gatherer tribes to the modern data economy. Through its connections to psychology, history, and social transformations, the book offers readers a new perspective on the society we live in today. For those who are interested in the nexus between history, economics, and the developing field of artificial intelligence, it is an invaluable resource.

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

The mutual influences between social factors and economic ones are fascinating. I'm not sure I'd read a whole book about them, but they are an interesting approach to historical changes and, perhaps, a peek into what's to come. Thank you for your review.

[Mr Benj]

Past, Present and Future, an Economic Perspective by David Rajan, a book that features social structure, economy models, human history, and global market, sounds interesting to read. It will be amazing to see the past, the present, and the future in one glimpse.

[Amarachi Stephanie Ejike]

From generation to generation, humanity has continually evolved from one social structure to the next.
"Past, Present and Future, an Economic Perspective" by David Rajan explores the factors that drive this change. The book gives excellent insight into ancient and modern economies and provides discussions on the upcoming data economy, especially as regards AI.

[Kaviarasi Rathnavelu]

This book sounds so important and essential for today’s generation. I would recommend this book to everyone and I’m so eager to read it. Thanks for the review. Congrats on BOTD..

[Annabell Samuel]

It seems like this book takes us on a journey of the economic decisions that has brought the world to where it is today. It also seems to look into the future for what can be done to make things better. It's a must-read.

[Jane Gaskins]

"Past, Present and Future, an Economic Perspective" by David Rajan gives insight into the history of our present economic situation. I am not much about studying economics, but this review did grab my attention. I have purchased it since reading your review and will be reading it soon.

[Nerea]

I would love to know the factors that have driven humanity from one social structure to the next. Plus, I would like to understand different social economies and how they impact the modern world. I will read the book.

[Abiodunakinola]

This book provides a fascinating exploration of the evolution of economies and how each era's economic model has shaped societal structures and human aspirations. The concept of "triggers" that drive humanity from one economic system to another adds depth to the narrative, offering readers a new lens through which to view historical transitions. Nice review.

[Leen282]

This book has a lot to offer: ancient economics, influence on psychology and our desires, the upcoming trend of AI. Surely a very interesting read.

[Hazel Arnaiz]

The book appears to take a different approach to examining civilizations. From an economics standpoint, it looks back at the past and makes projections about the future.

[Sanju Lali]

A glimpse of ancient and present economics scenarios can be found in the book "Past, Present and Future, an Economic Perspective" by David Rajan. The book chronicles the humanity from one social structure to the next.