The Land Trap: A New History of the World's Oldest Asset by Mike Bird #literature He's happy enough to use

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The Land Trap: A New History of the World's Oldest Asset by Mike Bird #literature He's happy enough to useOur obsession with land is the driving force behind human history. It has sparked revolutions and fuelled economic booms as well as financial crises. Land is the world's oldest and most important asset, and it governs the course of our lives more than any other form of wealth. But this immense power is also what makes it so dangerous. In The Land Trap, The Economist's Wall Street editor Mike Bird reveals a sweeping, global history that shows how