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For over a thousand years, human progress has been marked by steady gains in nutrition, health, shelter, mobility and communication. Matt Ridley shows how trade—especially trust‑based exchange—has underpinned these advances and explains why optimism should replace pessimistic forecasts of decline. He cautions that only productive trade, founded on mutual confidence, drives continued improvement, and argues that the key to solving current challenges lies in continuing the mechanisms that have sustained progress for millennia.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: History/Ancient History
Authors: Matt Ridley
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