The Origin of Macroeconomics

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This book is a detailed and clear presentation of a surprising origin of macroeconomics. In Spain, 1916, Germán Bernácer (born in Alicante, 1883-1965) discovered and wrote about macroeconomics in his book Society and Happiness, Social Mechanics Essay. It was published, therefore, twenty years before John Maynard Keynes' work The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money. In this book, moreover, later works of Bernácer are explained, up until 1955 when he constructed a gigantic scientific building of macroeconomy. Forewords by: PAUL A. SAMUELSON, ROBERT M. SOLOW, JUAN VELARDE FUERTES. Introduction: JOSÉ MARÍA FERNÁNDEZ PIRLA.

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Born in Madrid, doctor in Economical Sciences, Licenced in Political Sciences in Complutense University of Madrid. A Technician in the Ministry of Finance, and Economical technician of Social Security. A member of Royal Academy of Doctors. A member of the Spanish Royal Society of Physics.

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