Non-fiction (Political Economics, Finance)
A book in the collection: The West
A book in the series: Individualism
Without nations to build, the West builds economies, but rather than creating wealth, we often just move it around. More and more jobs have become manifestly about money, but it’s money for the moment and each of us alone.
The author’s experiences through his corporate legal career reveal Western economies to be increasingly mirages. Without nationalism, the West is selling our countries and other inheritances to fund imports of products we don’t need from countries that still manufacture: where people’s work is real and productive. Eventually, we will run out of countries to sell.
Contents
Chapters:
- Economies
- Economic Nationalism
- The End of Quality
- Happiness without Contentment
- Advertising
- Debt and Destruction
- Wealth without Work
- Rise of the Economists
- Corporations in Abstract
- Economic Ethics
- The Herd
- Philanthropy without Charity
- Tax Nationalism
- War without Warriors
- Entrepreneurs
- Employment
- Traders
- Usefulness
- Outsiders
- The Corporation as Theatre
- Charities without Charity
- The White Man’s Economic Burden
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