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    The System: Who Rigged It, How We Fix It by Robert B. Reich
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    The System by Robert B. Reich delves into the analysis of how the political and economic systems in America have been distorted by power dynamics, leading to a concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few at the top. Reich highlights the shift towards shareholder capitalism, the decline of union bargaining power, and the financial influence of Wall Street as key factors contributing to the rigging of the system. Through a compelling narrative, Reich addresses the impact of consumerism, the lack of concrete proposals for change, and the battle between democracy and oligarchy, emphasizing the need for systemic reform to restore balance and prioritize the common good over individual gain.


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    Chocolate Wars by Deborah Cadbury
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    'Chocolate Wars' by Deborah Cadbury is a detailed account of the history of the Cadbury organization and other major chocolate empires like Rowntree, Fry, Hershey, Mars, and Nestle. The book explores the transition from the ethical Quaker roots to the shareholder-driven business world, highlighting the social reforms and business ethics rooted in the Quaker faith that underpinned the commercial success of these chocolate firms. Cadbury's narrative takes readers from the humble beginnings of British chocolate manufacturers to the present day, covering topics such as family businesses, social and political reform, and the impact of Quaker philosophy on business operations.

    In mid-Victorian times, the English town of Birmingham was growing fast, devouring the surrounding villages and nearby woods and fields. The unstoppable engine of the Industrial Revolution had turned ...

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