"History of Economics" is a fascinating and in-depth study created by a team of authors that covers a wide range of economic theories, practices, and events that have shaped economic thought over the centuries. This book will become a real guide to the complex world of economic processes, from ancient civilizations to the present, and will allow readers to understand how the economy affects the life of society and each person individually. From the first pages of the History of Economics, the reader plunges into the exciting world of economic ideas that shaped not only financial systems, but also the cultural, social, and political aspects of life. The authors, with rich experience and knowledge, offer the reader a unique view of how the economy has developed in different parts of the world, including Europe, Asia and America. Each chapter of the book is a separate story, saturated with examples, analysis and conclusions that will help to realize how economic theories and practices have influenced the development of civilization. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers of economic faculties to lovers of history and all those who want to understand more deeply how the modern world functions. If you are interested in issues related to finance, business or social sciences, the History of Economics will become an indispensable source of knowledge for you. It is ideal for those who want to expand their horizons and learn how economic ideas affect everyday life. The topics raised in the book are diverse and relevant. The authors analyze the development of capitalism, socialism, and also consider the impact of globalization on the world economy. Important attention is paid to such issues as economic crises, inflation, unemployment and their consequences for society. Readers will be able to see how economic theories, such as classical, Keynesian, and Marxist, were shaped and changed in response to real-world challenges of the time. This makes the book not only informative, but also relevant in the light of modern economic problems. The style of the authors is characterized by accessibility and clarity of presentation, which allows even complex concepts to be explained in simple language. This makes "History of Economics" not only a textbook, but also a fascinating read for anyone who wants to understand economic issues. The team of authors includes both experienced economists and young scientists, which gives the book freshness and diversity of views. If you are interested in such works as Karl Marx's Capital or John Maynard Keynes's The Common Good, you will find much in common in the History of Economics. This book will be a great addition to your library.