How Progress Ends: Technology, Innovation, and the Fate of Nations by Carl Benedikt Frey

How Progress Ends by Carl Benedikt Frey is a sharp, timely look at how technological change shapes prosperity, power, and national decline. Frey examines why innovation can slow down, stall, or become concentrated in a few places, and what that means for economies facing uncertainty.

Blending history, economics, and policy, this book is ideal for readers interested in technology, markets, and the future of nations. It offers a thoughtful perspective on innovation, productivity, and long-term growth, making it a compelling read for business leaders, policymakers, and curious general readers alike.