Što sam rekao kćeri o ekonomiji
This book is Varoufakis' intimate address to his daughter who lives thousands of kilometers away and to whom he wants to explain the beginnings of economics.
Anyone who cannot explain difficult concepts to young people in simple language simply does not understand them well enough themselves. This applies to black holes at the edge of the universe, as well as to black holes in public debt and the riddles of banking. In an imaginary conversation with his daughter, Varoufakis addresses himself by asking unusual but important questions, and then answering them: Why did the British colonizers invade Australia and the Aborigines did not invade England? • When and how was the rule of profit born? • Why would wealth never have been possible without debt? • Where does the unacceptable rule of banks come from? • What is behind economic crises? • Is there any hope that humanity will stop behaving like a mindless virus, poisoning the organism that offers it hospitality? • What is money and why does it “need” democracy?
Two copies are available
