A e-book I learn not too long ago is Edward Chancellor’s The Worth of Time, printed in July 2022. The e-book traces the historical past of rates of interest from historical Mesopotamia (a civilisation that dates again to 3100 B.C.) to our present period. One of many thought-provoking assortment of concepts I gleaned from the e-book includes China and the rising issues with its financial system over the previous two to a few a long time. Jeremy and I have investments in China, so I wish to doc these details for straightforward reference sooner or later. Furthermore, given the dimensions of China’s financial system – the second largest on this planet – I feel anybody who’s thinking about investing might discover the details helpful. To be clear, none of what I’m going to share from The Worth of Time is supposed to be seen as a commentary on the attractiveness (or lack thereof) of Chinese language shares or the expansion…