For 10 points, name this 2011 book by anarchist David Graeber, which challenges moralizing narratives about paying back what one owes.
This book notes that the tax Joseph Gallieni levied on the people of Madagascar after conquering it was called the "moralizing tax." Henry Farrell criticized this book's author for incorrectly citing Michael Hudson's book Super Imperialism in Chapter XII, which covers "1971 to the beginning of something yet to be determined." The beginning of this book recounts how a liberal woman at a garden party was shocked by the author's description of the (*) Jubilee practiced by Hebrew kings. This book attacks the myth that monetary exchange arose as a substitute for barter, instead arguing that systems of credit existed in agrarian societies. The author of this book also coined the slogan "We are the 99%" used by Occupy Wall Street. For 10 points, name this 2011 book by anarchist David Graeber, which challenges moralizing narratives about paying back what one owes.
This book notes that the tax Joseph Gallieni levied on the people of Madagascar after conquering it was called the "moralizing tax."
Debt: The First 5000 Years