About Robinson, Wealth And Inflation. Part One. When Money Is Not Wealth.

Authors Note. The question my friends usually ask about this book: Who did you write it for? At the forefront of my virtual target audience, I hope to see young people who will eventually replace today's professionals who derive various tools of economic regulation from theories that are sometimes opposed fundamentally. I would also be glad if one of the highly experienced professionals looks into this audience. And, perhaps, in the heat of economic battles, they will remember the eternal truths revealed to the world by the great writer and great economist. In my opinion, familiar examples from life can prove that any economic policy instruments work only within the framework of the fundamental principles of economic development. And these principles, outlined by Adam Smith two and a half centuries ago, are relevant at any stage of societal development.