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¿Nos gobiernan los bancos centrales?
by Enrique Jorge-Sotelo · RBA. · tapa dura · 141 pages
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Pages: 141 pagesAuthor: Enrique Jorge-SoteloPublisher: RBA.Format: tapa duraLanguage: esRelease date: 1/1/2016ISBN: ISBN 9788447386567
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Synopsis of ¿Nos gobiernan los bancos centrales?
¿Nos gobiernan los bancos centrales? es un análisis profundo sobre el papel y la influencia de los bancos centrales en la economía y la política social. El autor, Enrique Jorge-Sotelo, explora la relación entre estas instituciones financieras y la democracia, examinando si las decisiones de los bancos centrales están verdaderamente alineadas con el bienestar público. Este libro, publicado por RBA en 2016 como parte de la colección 'Los retos de la economía', ofrece una perspectiva crítica sobre el poder de los bancos centrales en el mundo contemporáneo.
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