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In How Progress Ends, Carl Benedikt Frey takes readers on an enlightening journey through a millennium of global history, unraveling the complex relationship between technological advancements and economic growth. Frey challenges the common belief that progress is a guaranteed outcome, prompting us to reconsider our expectations regarding innovation and prosperity.
He delves into historical examples that illustrate how periods of rapid change often precede stagnation or collapse. From the steam engine's incredible rise to the burgeoning world of AI, Frey analyzes why certain societies have thrived while others have faltered in the face of technological evolution. Whether examining the decline of previous leading nations like Song China and Victorian Britain or the fluctuating fortunes of modern economies such as Japan, Frey's insights reveal a recurring theme: the delicate balance between decentralization and bureaucracy is essential for sustained growth.
This book is not just an academic analysis; it's a rich narrative that intertwines history, technology, and economics, making it accessible and engaging for all readers. By understanding the past, Frey presents vital lessons for navigating today’s shifting landscape, emphasizing the importance of adaptable institutions to foster ongoing innovation.
For anyone curious about the fate of nations in an ever-changing world, How Progress Ends is a thought-provoking read that will leave you contemplating the future of progress and the critical choices we must make to ensure a prosperous tomorrow.
Product Details
Publisher
Princeton University Press
Number of Pages
540
Language
English
SKU
9780691287287
ISBN
9780691287287
Binding
Hardback
MRP: ₹ 1,299
₹ 1,104
15% Off