博客來In this intriguing work, Edward Cooke sets out to explore the underlying causes of the high price of gold bullion. Drawing upon years of research and economic analysis, Cooke crafts a compelling argument that urges readers to rethink many of their assumptions about global commodity markets. An important book for anyone interested in international economics and the contemporary world order.
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