Jeong Tae-heon: 20th Century Korean Economic History in Q&A (Large Print)

What is the first image that comes to mind when you say, "Economic History"? Each read experience was based on two images. The first is a fierce platform for various difficult concepts with the Ron. Capitalist nephrol, Suttarism, development, colonial anti-mongan socialism, etc., etc... I feel like something important is happening, but if you look at it, it hurts, and you can't imagine what happened. The second image is a field of expertise that can be difficult to detect with all the numbers and complex graphs that we see in our dignity. The economy is the most basic key to looking back at human history, but the Economic History was always a story that was too difficult and boring to describe people's lives yesterday and today. The 20th-century border writer, John Satshan, who reads in his reply, asks 21 questions about economic history in modern Korean history over 100 years after the Japanese colonial era, and then after liberation, he uses a simple everyday language to talk to the audience in a similar small lecture. The various ‘rons ’ that are so painful to start reading in the lives of ordinary people, and the reader will nod and sometimes laugh as he goes through the reading.

Korean title: 문답으로 읽는 20세기 한국경제사(큰글자책)

Korean author: 정태헌

Korean publisher: 역사비평사

ISBN-13: 9788976963475