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Capitalism without competition, is not capitalism. The so-called capitalism that exists in today’s United States is the antithesis of a competitive marketplace. Monopolies and oligopolies dominate the economy, with a few winners and millions of losers. The Myth of Capitalism explains how we got to this state and clearly points the way back to open markets that work for everyone. Without competition, everyone suffers. Giant corporations squeeze workers’ wages. Companies grow fat with record profits, sending trillions to the wealthiest. Unjust inequality rises. Dominant monopolies choke startups and manipulate markets to their advantage. Voters feel that markets are rigged, and populist politicians triumph. A truly competitive system prevents unjust inequality, averts price gouging, fosters economic growth, and encourages startups. The Myth of Capitalism bridges the gap between the left and the right, and proposes a path back to higher economic growth, more jobs, higher wages, and a level playing field for all.]]>
Capitalism without competition, is not capitalism. The so-called capitalism that exists in today’s United States is the antithesis of a competitive marketplace. Monopolies and oligopolies dominate the economy, with a few winners and millions of losers. The Myth of Capitalism explains how we got to this state and clearly points the way back to open markets that work for everyone. Without competition, everyone suffers. Giant corporations squeeze workers’ wages. Companies grow fat with record profits, sending trillions to the wealthiest. Unjust inequality rises. Dominant monopolies choke startups and manipulate markets to their advantage. Voters feel that markets are rigged, and populist politicians triumph. A truly competitive system prevents unjust inequality, averts price gouging, fosters economic growth, and encourages startups. The Myth of Capitalism bridges the gap between the left and the right, and proposes a path back to higher economic growth, more jobs, higher wages, and a level playing field for all.]]> Fri, 12 Oct 2018 23:54:02 GMT /slideshow/the-myth-of-capitalism-book-introduction/119258331 DeniseHearn@slideshare.net(DeniseHearn) The Myth of Capitalism Book - Introduction DeniseHearn Capitalism without competition, is not capitalism. The so-called capitalism that exists in today’s United States is the antithesis of a competitive marketplace. Monopolies and oligopolies dominate the economy, with a few winners and millions of losers. The Myth of Capitalism explains how we got to this state and clearly points the way back to open markets that work for everyone. Without competition, everyone suffers. Giant corporations squeeze workers’ wages. Companies grow fat with record profits, sending trillions to the wealthiest. Unjust inequality rises. Dominant monopolies choke startups and manipulate markets to their advantage. Voters feel that markets are rigged, and populist politicians triumph. A truly competitive system prevents unjust inequality, averts price gouging, fosters economic growth, and encourages startups. The Myth of Capitalism bridges the gap between the left and the right, and proposes a path back to higher economic growth, more jobs, higher wages, and a level playing field for all. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/introduction-watermark-181012235402-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Capitalism without competition, is not capitalism. The so-called capitalism that exists in today’s United States is the antithesis of a competitive marketplace. Monopolies and oligopolies dominate the economy, with a few winners and millions of losers. The Myth of Capitalism explains how we got to this state and clearly points the way back to open markets that work for everyone. Without competition, everyone suffers. Giant corporations squeeze workers’ wages. Companies grow fat with record profits, sending trillions to the wealthiest. Unjust inequality rises. Dominant monopolies choke startups and manipulate markets to their advantage. Voters feel that markets are rigged, and populist politicians triumph. A truly competitive system prevents unjust inequality, averts price gouging, fosters economic growth, and encourages startups. The Myth of Capitalism bridges the gap between the left and the right, and proposes a path back to higher economic growth, more jobs, higher wages, and a level playing field for all.
The Myth of Capitalism Book - Introduction from Denise Hearn
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