Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Thomas Piketty

Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Thomas Piketty

Economist Piketty compiles centuries of historical data on wealth and income across multiple countries to argue that capitalism, left unchecked, naturally drives wealth inequality toward unsustainable extremes, since returns on capital tend to outpace overall economic growth over the long term.

The book became an unexpected global bestseller and major public debate topic, and Piketty's central argument and proposed policy solutions, including a global wealth tax, sparked intense discussion among economists and policymakers about the fundamental dynamics of modern capitalism.

A landmark, unexpectedly bestselling work of economics that reshaped global inequality debates.

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