The Economic Consequences of the Peace

Why read it

• You will see how fragile the economic order was that Europeans took for granted before the war
• You will understand how peacemakers absorbed in frontiers and revenge can ignore how a continent will earn its living
• You will learn why crushing a defeated neighbour's economy can drag down the victors too, when their economies are tightly bound together

Who it is for

• A student studying how the First World War settlement unravelled
• A policy adviser drafting settlement terms for the end of a conflict
• A citizen deciding whether victors should make defeated rivals pay

Contents

1. The Economic Consequences of the Peace
2. eBook Info

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