The Economic Consequences of the Peace

Famous for earning Keynes his esteem as one of America’s leading economists, The Economic Consequences of the Peace is a compelling read on the Versailles Peace Treaty in the aftermath of the Great War. Incensed that conditions of the treaty would have a disastrous impact on the German economy, Keynes’ objections did a great deal to sway American public opinion against the Unites States’ participation in the League of Nations. Famous for discrediting the Treaty of Versailles, The Economic Consequences of the Peace remains a valuable work of unparalleled historical importance.