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Name: Knowledge Hunter
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A must read (seriously)
Date: Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2018
Review: Brilliant! Most reviews have touched upon its contents. I would say two things:

One, everyone should read it. This is not a book just for economists. This is a book for everyone no matter your profession or stage in life because it illuminates the arch of wealth and where we are now. We are at a pivotal point in history and what we do could lead to WWIII or huge leap forward for mankind.

Two, to truly understand you need a basic understanding of macro economics (and some micro). If you already have that, great. Otherwise, just google the terms and study as you go along.

Not an easy read but surprisingly not a difficult one either. Compared to other economic books this one is very accessible.

Name: Guitar Player
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice history, misguided analysis
Date: Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2020
Review: I’ve jumped around in the book for a few hours now. I have an economics undergrad, engineering grad, and I flew F-14s for the USN. I’m a libertarian but I vote republican lately. I’m deplorable. Piketty is certainly smart and has lots of nice data that tells his story very well. I appreciate his viewpoint. He’s extraordinarily naive. Life isn’t fair, and it is human nature to seek advantage and compete to do better and have more than your neighbor. As long as humans are human, people are going to gain advantage. In the US, our system HAS lifted up the lower classes (while making many corrupt politicians wealthy). Equality of opportunity and access to “sufficient resources” is what matters, not redistribution to achieve equality of outcomes. Just because Elon Musk has done better than me doesn’t mean he owes me anything. He’s built a business that employs 45,000 people that wouldn’t exist without his motivation and skills. I admire him, I’m not jealous of him. Looking to government to equalize outcomes is a road to disaster - career politicians are the ones stoking the division and pandering to buy votes - they do far more damage than the Bill Gates and Warren Buffets of the world. In case you haven’t been paying attention, wealth is not a zero sum game, the govt just printed 7 trillion dollars and dumped it into the economy. Just because Jeff Bezos has 150 billion does not mean the rest of us have 150 billion less. Seriously, stop worrying about how wealthy Jeff Bezos is and start thinking about tapping into the resources that ARE out there. Until Jeff Bezos builds an army and invades our homes to take our guns, we don’t really need to worry about him.

Name: JG
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I'm an engineer, not an economist. Read this book for a better understanding of your world.
Date: Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2014
Review: Thomas Piketty's book, "Capital in the Twenty First Century," has been resoundingly endorsed by Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman. Since the reactionaries were freaking out, I couldn't resist reading it and finding out for myself what the hoopla was all about. The reason for the reactionary freak out is explained below.

Anyone who has bothered to read this book must admit that the writer is rigorous in his analyses and my impression was the writer eschews prejudgment. Piketty provides exhaustive data throughout in a fascinating historical analysis of capital and the inevitable pitfalls of indecent inequality of wealth ("...the first globalization of finance and trade (1870-1914) is in many ways similar to the second globalization' which has been underway since the 1970's." and, "...capitalism automatically generates arbitrary and unsustainable inequalities that radically undermine the meritocratic values on which democratic societies are based.") There were reasons for the financial shocks and the world wars of the 20th century, and if we're not paying attention...

Piketty notes that, "Economists are all too often preoccupied with petty mathematical problems of interest only to themselves." Nevertheless, the essential economic equations and trend analyses are sufficiently addressed and easily understandable by all. He notes that economics should be considered a branch of social science, i.e., "...politics is ubiquitous and...economic and political changes are inextricably intertwined and must be studies together."

If nothing else, the reader is warned, "...all citizens should take a serious interest in money, its measurement, the facts surrounding it, and its history. Those who have a lot of it [money] never fail to defend their interests. Refusing to deal with numbers rarely serves the interests of the least well-off."

So why are reactionaries freaking out over this book? Piketty concludes that national debt can only be reduced by: repudiation (bad), inflation (horrible), austerity (really horrible), or a progressive tax on capital (reasonable). Further, he recommends that the only reasonable way to address indecent wealth inequality is a progressive global tax on wealth, which in turn requires global transparency of accounts and an end to foreign tax havens; he goes on to say none of these measures will be easy, but does offer practical suggestions. Clearly, the plutocrats would panic over popularization of such a suggestion, and it only takes a word or two from them to spin up their PACs and puppet organizations (I won't name names) into blindly trashing these rational suggestions. Thus the one-star reviews from those who haven't read the book.

Other specifics of note:

* His rational explanation of what central banks do and why they are necessary is excellent and should be understood by all.

* His discussion of past and recent European economic issues, the creation the Euro, and administration by the ECB and European Committee should be of great interest to most Americans.

* The fact that income taxes were not invented by Woodrow Wilson and had been used successfully in Europe for many decades before that is probably news to most Americans.

* The real reasons why the gold standard had to be abandoned and is no longer feasible should be better understood by many.

* His explanation of what "rentiers" are (i.e. those with sufficient wealth to live off dividends, rents, and other financial instruments) is something that should be better understood by all. At some point, wealth takes on a life of it's own whenever r>g and this and what amounts to regressive taxation at the top of the pyramid, are the driving force behind income inequality.

* His explanation of the recent phenomenon of "super managers" who demand salaries in the tens of millions (the ones that piss everyone off), and how it was a result of the conservative revolution of the 1980s' is something that should be understood by all.

Though it's a tough slog for me, but I highly recommend this book be read be all. I recommend someone write a "Reader's Digest" version that could reference the original, since the average reader may struggle with it.