Making Money: The Philosophy of Crisis Capitalism

Exploring the concept of money as a central element of economic crises, this book delves into how monetary systems influence societal structures and individual lives. It examines the historical context of financial systems, the implications of currency fluctuations, and the role of policy decisions in shaping economic realities. By analyzing these factors, the author aims to provide insights into the root causes of contemporary economic challenges and suggests pathways for reforming our understanding of money in the modern world.