Statistics and the German State, 1900 - 1945: The Making of Modern Economic Knowledge (Cambridge Studies in Modern Economic History Book 9) by author J. Adam Tooze is a modern retelling of the influential time between the year 1900, and the end of World War 2, a period when statistical innovation reached its zenith. In the early 1940's, all of the concepts and understandings of modern economic statistics were being utilized in the management of a wartime global economy. The Third Reich was the trend setter in the economic statistical revolution, right up until their bloody and thorough demise at the conclusion of the great war.

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