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Debt
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Debt: The First 5,000 Years by David Graeber is a thought-provoking and wide-ranging exploration of the history of debt, challenging conventional economic and historical narratives. Graeber, an anthropologist, traces the concept of debt from ancient civilizations to the present, arguing that debt is not just a financial tool but a deeply embedded social and moral force. The book explores how debt has shaped human societies, from the earliest forms of credit in Mesopotamia to the development of money and the rise of capitalism and colonialism. It critiques the moral and political implications of debt, particularly the way it has been used to enforce inequality, subjugation, and social hierarchies. Graeber also examines the myth of the barter economy and how financial systems are often based on power dynamics, not simple trade. Ultimately, Debt encourages readers to reconsider the role of debt in shaping modern life and offers a radical rethinking of how we approach economics, ethics, and social justice. It’s a blend of anthropology, economics, history, and philosophy that offers both deep insights and a critique of the global financial system.
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