This volume brings together the essential writings of John Maynard Keynes, the 20th century’s most influential economist, edited by his acclaimed biographer Robert Skidelsky. It offers a comprehensive look at Keynes’s groundbreaking work in macroeconomics, as well as his insights on philosophy, social theory, and policy. The collection also includes his visionary ideas about a future without work, making it a valuable resource for both economics students and general readers seeking timeless wisdom.

Why You Should Read?

• Gain a deep understanding of macroeconomics through the work of its pioneer.
• Explore Keynes’s visionary ideas on a future without work and their relevance today.
• Access a diverse range of writings beyond economics, including philosophy and social theory.
• Trust the authoritative selection and expert introductions by Robert Skidelsky.