Wealth and Power: China's Long March to the Twenty-first Century by Orville Schell, John Delury

Wealth and Power: China's Long March to the Twenty-first Century



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Wealth and Power: China's Long March to the Twenty-first Century Orville Schell, John Delury ebook
Page: 496
Format: pdf
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group
ISBN: 9780679643470


May 25, 2014 - —Orville Schell, coauthor of Wealth and Power: China's Long March to the Twenty-first Century; “For most of a decade, Evan Osnos has been one of the most energetic, skilled, and thoughtful observers of China. Indeed, as the 21st century proceeds, global extremes of wealth and inequality are reasserting themselves with renewed force, declares French economist Thomas Piketty in his surprise bestseller, “Capital in the Twenty-First Century. But there's a Then there's the rarified air breathed by the American billionaire class, the pinnacle of concentrated ruling-class wealth and power. In conclusion, Piketty agrees, yes, today's “patrimonial capitalism” is not exactly the same as a century ago: it has a broader base and the concentration of wealth at the top is less; high labor incomes are more frequent. The guy's name is “Thomas.” Here's hoping nobody calls me an untermensch beholden to slave morality for pointing this out .. Mar 11, 2014 - An interview with the author of a new book, “Capital in the Twenty-First Century,” on the dynamics driving the concentration of income and wealth into the hands of the few. May 19, 2014 - Europe is abuzz with Capital in the Twenty-First Century by French economist Thomas Piketty, released in Europe in March of this year and now a best-seller. May 25, 2014 - For a country long considered the richest in the world, the figures are astonishing. Ernie Ball Says: March 23rd, 2014 at 9:39 pm. Mar 23, 2014 - 52 Responses to “Thomas Piketty: Capital in the 21st Century”. It has since crossed the Only such a tax “would contain the unlimited growth of global inequality of wealth, which is currently increasing at a rate that cannot be sustained in the long run.”—Thomas B.

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