Capital Summary of Key Points
Capital, originally titled Das Kapital, is Karl Marx’s seminal work critiquing the political economy and capitalism, exploring production, labor, and class struggle.
Capital, originally titled Das Kapital, is Karl Marx’s seminal work critiquing the political economy and capitalism, exploring production, labor, and class struggle.
Ha-Joon Chang dispels the myths of free-market capitalism, detailing 23 misconceptions that sustain it, with a focus on ethical and practical implications.
Max Weber’s ‘The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism’ explores the relationship between Protestantism, particularly Calvinism, and the development of modern capitalism.
Paul Collier explores the failures of current capitalist systems and suggests ethical solutions to reduce inequality, restore social cohesion, and sustain economic growth.
Yanis Varoufakis, an economist, explains the complexities of the economy in an accessible way for his daughter and, by extension, the reader.
Raw Deal is an examination of the unchecked expansion of the sharing economy and its adverse effects on worker rights, job security, and the American economy.
Paul Mason explores the emergence of a new economic system that follows the crisis of capitalism. He envisages a shift towards a more equitable and sustainable model.
Woke, Inc. criticizes how corporations manipulate social justice narratives for profit, arguing that capitalism and woke culture are at odds.
Titan’ delves into the complex life of the oil magnate John D. Rockefeller, Sr., chronicling his ascent to wealth and philanthropic legacy.