Crony Capitalism in America
2008–2012
ISBN: 978-0-9887267-2-7
An examination of how the boundary between Wall Street and Washington has blurred, fueling economic inequality through political favors and financial concealment. Drawing on real cases across finance, food, medicine, and labor, the book lays out both the scope of the problem and a clear path toward reform.
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Overview
Part 1: Introduction
1. Crony Capitalism around the World
2. Crony Capitalism in America
Part 2: Crony Politicians
3. Pay to Play: A Capitol Hill Primer
4. Political ATMs: Fannie and Freddie
5. Honey Pots 1: The Recovery Act
6. Honey Pots 2: Hurricane Sandy Relief and the Fiscal Cliff
7. Getting Rich from Public Office
8. The Revolving Door
Part 3: Crony Finance
9. “Government Sachs”
10. “Government Electric”
Part 4–11
Crony Food, Crony Medicine, Crony Labor, Crony Lawyers, Beyond the Usual Suspects, Losers, Democracy and Crony Capitalism, Solutions
Details
ISBN-139780988726727
Publication Date09/06/2013
Pages399
Dimensions5.3″ × 8.1″ × 1.2″
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Gene EpsteinBarron’s · 5/31/2014
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Grady WaltonSan Francisco Book Review · 2/4/2014
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