'A most valuable contribution to public understanding and vitally needed action'
Noam Chomsky 'Larson adds a critical component to the policy debate about financial reform by explaining why the systemically dangerous institutions (SDIs)
the 'too big to fail' banks
imperil our democracy as well as our economy'
William K. Black, Associate Professor of Economics and Law, ... Read moreUniversity of Missouri-Kansas City, author of The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to Own One. 'Whether illuminating the rapacious class war being waged by America's CEOs, the remarkably mindless degradation of the world's oceans, or the wishful thinking about the increasingly evident consequences of global warming, Rob Larson consistently brings powerful insights and a biting wit. Larson has a unique skill for translating complex economic and scientific analysis with both clarity and force'
Roger Bybee, labour journalist 'Robert Larson's range of topics and accessible writing make this book an invaluable contribution to the critical task of connecting environmental degradation and overwhelming corporate power'
Mary Zepernick, co-founder of Program on Corporations, Law, and Democracy (POCLAD) 'Fact-driven, concise, interesting, and even funny
that's unusual for a book about economics, policies, and working people'
Tom Szymanski, Organizer of IBEW Local 275 Show Less