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The World for Sale

Money, Power, and the Traders Who Barter the Earth's Resources

Book • 2022

The World for Sale exposes one of the least scrutinized corners of the world economy: the billionaire commodity traders.

The book tells the story of how these swashbuckling businessmen became crucial in global markets, enabling a significant expansion in international trade and connecting resource-rich countries with the world's financial centers.

It also delves into how some traders acquired political power and influenced global events despite western regulations and sanctions.

Mentioned by

Paul Tudor Jones

Stephen J. Dubner

Jonah Van Bourg

Mentioned in 20 episodes

Recommended by

Paul Tudor Jones

as a spectacular book on globalization and markets that he believes could become a Netflix series.

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Mentioned by Stephen Dubner as a relevant book, exploring the world of commodity traders.

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Mentioned by

Stephen J. Dubner

and authors as the central book informing the episode about commodity traders and their global influence.

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Mentioned by Javier Blas, who co-authored it, about commodity traders.

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Mentioned by

Brian Hurst

as a book about the history of physical commodity traders.

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Mentioned by

Jason Bordoff

when introducing the guest and referencing the guest's co-authored book about commodity traders.

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Mentioned by

Jonah Van Bourg

as the book that features VTOL, referenced when introducing Jonah's background.

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Recommended by

William Hockey

as a more approachable book about commodity traders.

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Recommended by an unnamed source to

Adam Curry

, discusses commodity traders such as Glencore, Gunvor, Trafigura, Vital.

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Mentioned by

Jen White

as co-author of the book.

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