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Stuck: The Elite's Effect on American Opportunity

Explores America's decline as the land of opportunity.
Examines historical impacts of zoning laws on mobility.
Highlights discriminatory practices affecting marginalized communities.
Analyzes the consequences of restricted housing access.
Offers insights into generational poverty and economic stagnation.
Suggests practical solutions to enhance American mobility.
Reveals the intertwining of history, opportunity, and inequality.
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American Mirage: Reality TV and Meritocracy

Explores media's impact on perceptions of meritocracy.
Analyzes wealth disparities in contemporary America.
Highlights the illusion of the American Dream.
Examines popular entertainment's influence on public opinion.
Shows how reality TV shapes upward mobility narratives.
Challenges the myth of rugged individualism.
Calls for awareness of income inequality issues.
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As Gods Among Men: Wealthy in Western History

Insightful history of wealth in Western society.
Analyzes how the rich justified their wealth.
Explores wealth accumulation over a thousand years.
Examines public attitudes toward the wealthy.
Highlights lessons for current wealth inequality debates.
Discusses fragility of the rich's societal position.
Calls for the rich to contribute to society.
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Avoiding Canada: Lessons from a Nation

Darkly humorous exploration of Canadian missteps.
Real headlines illustrate Canada's bizarre policy failures.
Acclaimed journalist Tristin Hopper provides insightful analysis.
Examines consequences of extreme governmental policies.
Highlights the absurdity of Canada's health guidelines.
A cautionary tale for other nations to heed.
Uncovers a once-stable country’s unexpected decline.
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The Wealth Gap: Tax Inequities Impacting Black Americans

Exposes racism in America's taxation system.
Highlights financial disparities between Black and white Americans.
Draws on decades of cross-disciplinary research.
Offers actionable solutions for tax reform.
Named one of the best books of the year.
Engages stories from diverse Atlanta families.
Calls for a reevaluation of America's tax code.
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Capital in the Twenty-First Century (Paperback)

A groundbreaking analysis of wealth accumulation.
Examines data from twenty countries since the 18th century.
Challenges traditional views on inequality and capital.
Identifies key economic patterns influencing inequality today.
Highlights the role of political action in reducing inequality.
Offers profound insights into economic history and growth.
A must-read for understanding modern economic challenges.
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Ours Was the Shining Future: A Journey Through Dreams

Definitive history of the modern American economy.
Explores decline of the American Dream.
Pulitzer Prize-winning writer David Leonhardt's insights.
Analyzes economic inequality and stagnating living standards.
Highlights influential figures shaping the American dream.
Democratic capitalism's battle for broader prosperity.
Calls for grassroots movements to revive the dream.
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The Fatal Conceit: Errors of Socialism

Explores socialism's foundational errors and misconceptions.
Argues for the superiority of free-market principles.
Introduces the concept of "fatal conceit" in socialism.
Analyzes historical failures of socialist implementations.
Written by renowned economist F. A. Hayek.
Influential in shaping libertarian and economic thought.
Highly regarded by notable intellectuals and publications.
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The Sickness of Capitalism: Pandemics and Failures

Explores capitalism's failures during pandemics and crises.
Over 50 insightful essays by Richard D. Wolff.
Calls for a new economic system for all.
Offers historical and present perspectives on capitalism.
Highlights systemic issues: unemployment, inequality, and racism.
Includes contributions from renowned thinkers and activists.
Provides a blueprint for societal rescue and hope.
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The Color of Money Audiobook [Digital Download]

Explores racial wealth gap since Emancipation Proclamation.
Focuses on black banks as wealth generators.
Examines poverty caused by discrimination and segregation.
Challenges effectiveness of black banking initiatives.
Highlights need for fundamental reforms and racial redress.
Analyzes past policies impacting black economic growth.
Promotes realistic views on banking's role in communities.
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Gods Among Men: Wealth in Western History

Explores a millennium of Western wealth history.
Analyzes rich's societal roles during crises.
Highlights historical justifications for wealth accumulation.
Discusses modern attitudes toward the super-rich.
Links wealth to social stability concerns.
Offers insights on inequality debates.
Challenges current wealthy contributions to society.
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Marketcrafters 100-Year Struggle American Economy

Reveals history of American capitalism's rise.
Challenges myth of unfettered free markets.
Explores government roles in shaping markets.
Highlights impactful stories of marketcrafters.
Addresses political goals influencing economic policies.
Calls for rediscovery of marketcraft art.
A must-read for economic policy enthusiasts.
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The Thom Hartmann Hidden History of the American Dream

Explores the fall of the American Dream.
Analyzes wealth gap between generations.
Discusses FDR's impact on the middle class.
Highlights economic deregulation effects from the Reagan era.
Offers solutions to combat economic inequality.
Supports increased labor rights and unions.
Calls for renationalizing public spaces and services.
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Fixing Shareholder Capitalism in Business Schools

Reform capitalism for the 21st century.
Address systemic challenges like climate change.
Empower future business leaders with new education.
Shift focus from shareholder profits to societal needs.
Transform outdated business school curricula effectively.
Equip students with innovative models and mindsets.
Foster a new spirit in business education.
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Vulture Capitalism: Corporate Bailouts and Freedom's Decline

Examines corporate and political power dynamics.
Explores the consequences of vulture capitalism.
Highlights the impact on everyday people's lives.
Critiques backdoor bailouts for corporations and shareholders.
Offers solutions for democratizing our economy.
Reveals historical shifts from competition to monopoly.
Encourages activism for true freedom and equality.
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Makers and Takers: Wall Street's Main Street Impact

Explores Wall Street's impact on Main Street economy.
Analyzes financialization's threat to the American Dream.
Highlights the divide between elites and hard-working Americans.
Reveals consequences of short-term profit focus.
Discusses Wall Street and Washington's cozy relationship.
Features stories of "Makers" and "Takers."
Offers solutions for reversing current economic trends.
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Our Kids: American Dream Crisis Explained

A bestselling examination of American opportunity inequality.
Explores the diminishing American Dream for future generations.
Combines personal stories with rigorous social-science research.
Offers a poignant look at various socioeconomic backgrounds.
Highlights the disturbing "opportunity gap" in America.
Encourages reflection on equal opportunities for all kids.
A thought-provoking read for concerned citizens.
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Notes on Resistance: Noam Chomsky Insights

Insights from Noam Chomsky and David Barsamian.
Explores critical global crises and challenges.
Addresses pandemic impacts on wealth and society.
Discusses climate destruction and corporate media influence.
Highlights issues of systematic racism and Big Tech.
Inspires action for human liberation and justice.
Original interviews with one of history's greatest thinkers.
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Abundance: Future Is Brighter Than Expected

Revolutionary insights on future technological advancements.
Grounded in practical solutions for global challenges.
Addresses needs: water, food, energy, healthcare, education.
Highlights innovators transforming industries for betterment.
Encourages optimism about overcoming societal gaps.
Written by renowned experts in innovation and technology.
Inspires a vision of abundance for all humanity.
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The Plunderers: How Private Equity Dominates America

Investigates the role of private equity in America.
Reveals how it harms the economy and society.
Explores the thirty-year history of corporate takeovers.
Highlights consequences for employees and local communities.
Details excessive debt and dubious financial practices.
Exposes government complicity and regulatory inaction.
A compelling critique of modern capitalism's failures.
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The Two-Parent Privilege: Challenges in Modern America

Explores economic impacts of declining marriage rates.
Highlights benefits of two-parent households.
Analyzes inequality and opportunity in modern America.
Based on over a decade of research.
Suggests solutions to reverse marriage decline.
Addresses children’s outcomes linked to family structure.
Proposes marriage as a path to equity.
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Economics in America: Inequality Explored

Nobel Prize-winning economist Angus Deaton's reflections.
Insights on America's economic inequalities and challenges.
Explains economics’ role in pressing societal issues.
Witty and candid storytelling from a naturalized citizen.
Behind-the-scenes look at the Nobel Prize experience.
Critiques the intersection of economics and politics.
Personal anecdotes blend with broader economic insights.
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Capital and Ideology (Paperback) by Thomas Piketty

Explores historical constructs of markets and capital.
Critiques contemporary politics and ideology.
Proposes a fairer economic system for all.
Examines inequality’s roots over the past millennium.
Advocates for a new participatory socialism.
Highlights the struggle for equality and education.
Destined to change our understanding of economics.
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A Brief History of Equality by Thomas Piketty

Explores history's journey toward greater equality.
Calls for active citizen engagement and action.
Offers a hopeful perspective on human progress.
Analyzes capitalism's impact on social justice movements.
Addresses racial and gender inequality over time.
Advocates for systemic changes in various sectors.
Challenges readers to envision a fairer future.
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Plunder of Black America: Wealth Gap Insights

Examines racial wealth gap in America.
Explores 400 years of Black dispossession.
Highlights families striving for economic stability.
Details strategies of income and wealth extraction.
Profiles historical figures and their struggles.
Connects past injustices to present inequalities.
Calls for understanding to address racial disparities.
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Democracy at Work: A Solution for Capitalism (5th Edition)

Explores economic democracy for meaningful workplace control.
Addresses deepening economic crises and political issues.
Offers practical solutions for social transformation.
Written by leading socialist economist Richard Wolff.
Insists on securing well-paid, meaningful jobs for all.
Promotes sustainable relationships with our natural environment.
Essential reading for advocates of economic equity.
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Recast Your City: Small-Scale Manufacturing Guide

Revitalize downtowns with small-scale manufacturing.
Inclusive economic development for local communities.
Proven five-step method for transformation.
Real-world examples from diverse cities.
Creates local jobs and business opportunities.
Engages community leaders for lasting impact.
Empowers cities to build sustainable futures.
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Rooted: American Legacy & Black Land Ownership

Explores Black land ownership and historical injustices.
Highlights racial wealth gaps stemming from land theft.
Tells personal family history of land loss.
Advocates for justice through land equity restoration.
Celebrates Black farmers and their community contributions.
Calls for healing of land and nation's soul.
Encourages reflection on contemporary land ownership issues.
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$2 Daily: Surviving on Almost Nothing

Insightful exploration of extreme poverty in America.
Features compelling personal stories of affected families.
Research-based analysis by leading poverty experts.
Highlights shocking statistics on low-income households.
Challenges perceptions of poverty in contemporary society.
Provokes discussion on income inequality and solutions.
A New York Times Notable Book of the Year.
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How We Can Win: Transforming the Money Game

Shortlisted for SABEW Best in Business Book Awards.
Winner of 2022 AAMBC Literary Award for Non-Fiction.
Explores economic injustices facing Black and marginalized citizens.
Inspired by Kimberly Jones' viral video on systemic racism.
Calls for Reconstruction 2.0 for economic and social justice.
Offers strategies for citizens to effect meaningful change.
Encourages nurturing ourselves in the fight for justice.
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