Supercapitalism: the transformation of business, democracy, and everyday life

Robert B. Reich

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Offers an analysis of the clash between capitalism and democracy to create a system that has enlarged the economic pie while making democracy less effective, detailing inequities of income and wealth, job insecurity, and the escalating effects of global warming.

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