The "We The People" American Dream 2.0 Initiative...

From Modern to Modular... From Friedman to Freeman... Welcome to The Modular-Finance* Forum ~ A Discussion for Modernizing Capitalism and Saving the American Dream ~ The Emerging New Story of Capitalism, Business, Finance & Economics ~ Democracy & Capitalism in the 21st Century ~ hosted by MAIN & WALL University ~ The Institute 4 Modular-Finance... In The Modular-World... The End of History and The Last Man, is still a work in progress...

ReThinking Capitalism

Can Democracy Survive Global Capitalism ~ Robert Kuttner
Capital in the 21st century ~ Thomas Piketty
Capitalism 4.0 ~ Anatole Kaletsky
Capitalists ARISE! ~ End Economic inequality, Grow the Middle Class, Heal theNation ~ Peter Georgescu
People, Power and Profits ~ Progressive Capitalism for an Age of Discontent
Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists ~ Raghuram Rajan, Luigi Zingales
The Enlightened Capitalists ~ Cautionary Tles of Business Pioneers Who Tried to Do Well by Doing Good ~ James O'Toole
The Future of Capitalism ~ Paul Collier
The Myth of Capitalism - Jonathan Tepper
The New Capitalists ~ How Citizen Investors are Shaping the Corporate Agenda

ReThinking Finance and Economics

A Crisis of Beliefs - Investor Psychology and Financial Fragility ~ Nicola Gennaioli & Andraei Shleifer
Crashed - How a decade of Financial Crisis Changed the World ~ Adam Tooze
Culture and Prosperity ~ The Truth About Markets ~ John Kay
Doughnut Economics
Modern Money Theory ~ L. Randall Wray
Radical Markets - Uprooting Capitalism and democracy for a Just Society ~ Eric A. Posner & Glen Weyl
The Chickenshit Club ~ Why the Justice Department Fails to Prosecute Executives ~ Jessie Eisinger
The Economics Hour ~ False Prophets, Free Markets and the Fracture of Society
The Origin of Wealth - Evolution, Complexity, and the Radical Remaking of Economics ~ Eric D. Beinhocker
Transaction Man ~ The Rise of The Deal and the decline of the american Dream ~ Nicholas Lemann

The "We The People" American Dream 2.0 Initiative...

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