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How the Poor Can Save Capitalism: Rebuilding the Path to the Middle Class John Hope Bryant
Publisher: Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc.

Pat Choate (Economist; Author, Saving Capitalism: Keeping America Strong)covered the importance of protecting Intellectual Property to the future of American manufacturing. €�In 2016 GOP messaging will be far more focused on expressing concern for 'the middle class' and 'average Americans,'” Andrew Levison and Ruy Teixeira wrote recently in The New Republic. Feb 8, 2014 - Without warm or cold wars, however, this system can no longer produce the expected result in the form of the ever-higher profits the moneyed and powerful of America consider as their birthright. Jul 28, 2013 - So when someone asks, “How is the American Empire doing”, you can tell them that four out of 5 U.S. The fight to save an industry and middle class jobs from imports. Does he have the wherewithal to contribute thousands to his fellow brethren whom are poor? Mar 26, 2014 - The purpose of the summit was to discuss how our national trade policies and tax policies are harming California manufacturers and what policies should be changed to help them grow and thrive. Sound like a sign “Rebuild the ladders of opportunity?” Who does this . Dec 12, 2013 - As an example, I for one, know of a person who by any measure is considered "middle class" in economic terms. May 31, 2013 - naked capitalism . Adults struggle with joblessness, near-poverty or reliance on welfare for at least parts of their lives. One explanation is that everyone in the political mainstream is on board with the gradual destruction of the American middle class and the creation of a plutocracy where wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few; and that very well that tight budgets lead to gradual private sector financial losses falling much more heavily on the middle class and the poor, and that these, in turn, will increase the wealth gap between the rich and everyone else. Redistribution of the nation's wealth to the advantage of the rich and to the disadvantage not only of the poor and of the working class but also of the middle class, whose members tend to subscribe to the myth that the American capitalist system serves their interests.