"The Economic Consequences of Peace" is a prophetic work by the eminent British economist John Maynard Keynes, in which he analyzes international relations and the economic consequences of the First World War and the analysis of international agreements concluded during the Paris Conference of 1919. Keynes warned that the terms proposed by the agreement could lead to further aggravation of the situation in Europe and lead to the emergence of new conflicts. His arguments remain relevant even in modern realities, where the importance of balanced international relations is more difficult than ever. "Economic Consequences of Peace" is not only an analysis of past events, but also an attempt to prevent future crises and conflicts that may arise in the world if international relations are not built on understanding and cooperation.