Angus Maddison was a renowned British economist who specialized in quantitative macroeconomic history. His areas of expertise included the measurement and study of economic growth and development.

How you will benefit

(I) Insights about the following:

Chapter 1: Angus Maddison

Chapter 2: Gross domestic product

Chapter 3: Purchasing power parity

Chapter 4: Newly industrialized country

Chapter 5: World economy

Chapter 6: Marxism

Chapter 7: On the Jewish Question

Chapter 8: Economic history of India

Chapter 9: Economic history of the Indian subcontinent

Chapter 10: Karl Marx

Chapter 11: The World Economy: Historical Statistics

Chapter 12: International dollar

Chapter 13: Income in India

Chapter 14: Economic history of the world

Chapter 15: Historical GDP of China

Chapter 16: Penn World Table

Chapter 17: Friedrich Engels

Chapter 18: MINT (economics)

Chapter 19: Maddison Project

Chapter 20: Milton Gilbert

Chapter 21: Irving Kravis

Who this book is for

Professionals, undergraduate and graduate students, enthusiasts, hobbyists, and those who want to go beyond basic knowledge or information about Angus Maddison.