Cornered the new monopoly capitalism and the economics of destruction

By:

Lynn, Barry C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Jersey John Wiley 2010Description: xxii,312p. 25 cmISBN:

9780470186381

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DDC classification:

338.82 22 LY-C

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HD2757.2 .L96 2010

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Contents:

The hidden monopolies everywhere -- Supply and command -- The crystal house -- The market masters -- In the cockpit -- Lightning escapes the bottle -- The American piece -- Wreckonomics 101 -- To keep our republic.

Summary: Journalist Barry C. Lynn paints an alarming picture: most of our public debates about globalization, competitiveness, creative destruction, and risky finance are nothing more than a cover for the widespread consolidation of power in nearly every sector of the American economy.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 291-299) and index.

Journalist Barry C. Lynn paints an alarming picture: most of our public debates about globalization, competitiveness, creative destruction, and risky finance are nothing more than a cover for the widespread consolidation of power in nearly every sector of the American economy.

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