American economic miracle and Alexander Hamilton

The book is a fascinating study of the development of the United States economy and Alexander Hamilton's contribution to the formation of the country's financial system.

The authors examine the life and work of Alexander Hamilton, one of the founders of the American financial system, who played a key role in creating the first financial institutions and implementing economic policies that contributed to the country's stability and growth.

The book also explores a period in American history often referred to as the "American Economic Miracle," when the country's economy experienced significant growth and prosperity. The authors examine various aspects of this period, including the causes of economic success, key innovations, and technological breakthroughs.

The book is interesting both for those interested in the history of economics and finance, and for the general public, who is interested in American history and the achievements of this country.

The authors, Stephen Cohen and Bradford DeLong, are well-known economists and researchers with extensive experience in economic science and practice. They reveal historical facts and analyze economic development strategies that have been successful in history, which can be important for the formulation of economic policies of modern states.