“I found it to be one of the most revealing books, excellent insights on how the economics of the world works. I think its a great read for anyone willing to revise his / her world view of what makes the world go round.A very good non-fiction read, one you will remember for years to come!”
“This was a good book b/c it encourages out of the box thinking. The drawback, I though the authors' answers for certain questions were over simplified.”
“It is a grossly overrated book. There IS clearly a problem with looking at 'immediate past' events / phenomena to explain events, but these guys take the distant corrlation too far. In favt the further away you look for a causal lionk the more tenuos is the hypothesis. One is reminded of Balzac who said that "if you take a coincidence back far enough, it begins to look inevitable". So the key issue remains how far is right? And by just adding 'onomics' to create a psudo-scientific patina does not mean that the book succeeds in establishing a new analytical approach...it settles for merely collating interesting anecdotal material...”
“Approached this book with interest-title is curious! WIthin 2 pages this would be a veritable goldmine for party conv!”
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“Truly remarkable work! ”
“Why your boss scolds you without a reason,? why pran is not a popular name in india ?, this book will not give you the answers , but make you able enough to get the answers by your self.”
“Astounding!”
“have it, but have not read it yet. hope to get to it this summer sometime...”
