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Acclaim for the first edition; 'Of 600 books I reviewed on new perspectives on the global economy as a system, this is the one that conveyed the most new information, and plausible explanations for a variety of recent phenomena for which other explanations are unsatisfactory. This is the only book presenting a data-supported theory of the global economic system which connects the real world economy to the new global financial system.' -- Kenneth E.F. Watt, Encyclopedia of Human Ecology '. . . the emphasis placed by the author on the international frame as the basic unit of economic analysis and his rejection of equilibrium as the principle informing that analysis make this book much more appropriate for understanding present-day reality than traditional macroeconomic treatises. Such a stance requires intellectual courage. Moreover, in its own terms, this work achieves the purposes it has set itself.' -- G. Carchedi, Review of International Political Economy

Acclaim for the first edition; 'Of 600 books I reviewed on new perspectives on the global economy as a system, this is the one that conveyed the most new information, and plausible explanations for a variety of recent phenomena for which other explanations are unsatisfactory. This is the only book presenting a data-supported theory of the global economic system which connects the real world economy to the new global financial system.' -- Kenneth E.F. Watt, Encyclopedia of Human Ecology '... the emphasis placed by the author on the international frame as the basic unit of economic analysis and his rejection of equilibrium as the principle informing that analysis make this book much more appropriate for understanding present-day reality than traditional macroeconomic treatises. Such a stance requires intellectual courage. Moreover, in its own terms, this work achieves the purposes it has set itself.' -- G. Carchedi, Review of International Political Economy

Acclaim for the first edition;'Of 600 books I reviewed on new perspectives on the global economy as a system, this is the one that conveyed the most new information, and plausible explanations for a variety of recent phenomena for which other explanations are unsatisfactory. This is the only book presenting a data-supported theory of the global economic system which connects the real world economy to the new global financial system.'- Kenneth E.F. Watt, Encyclopedia of Human Ecology; '... the emphasis placed by the author on the international frame as the basic unit of economic analysis and his rejection of equilibrium as the principle informing that analysis make this book much more appropriate for understanding present-day reality than traditional macroeconomic treatises. Such a stance requires intellectual courage. Moreover, in its own terms, this work achieves the purposes it has set itself.'- G. Carchedi, Review of International Political Economy

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Roy E. Allen, Professor of Economics, Saint Mary's College of California, US

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