SOCIAL CAPITALISM
In the past century and particularly the past few decades, technology has advanced rapidly, changing our economies and societies. The progression of governance in much of the democratic world doesn't reflect this degree of advance. Much like in times of autocratic rule that preceded the democratic revolutions, the power of rule today is highly concentrated.

Social Capitalism reviews economic and social crises in modern history, and makes a case that today's political based power and its structure is deeply flawed, and does poorly at representing the people and working towards their benefit. Such flaws include a failing system of checks and balances in the world's leading economic power and other leading democracies.

Political reforms without the awareness of economic realities have also had poor outcomes; Communism is one example. Socialism and Capitalism also have imbalances that should be addressed. One century ago, the Second Industrial Revolution greatly raised productivity through mass production, yet purchasing power of society as a whole did not correspondingly grow, leading to a case of imbalance and crisis. This past century has seen a series of episodes of economic challenge. What reforms can be made to aid or prevent such crises? The book hopes to inspire discussion and thought into reforms of economy and governance.
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SOCIAL CAPITALISM
In the past century and particularly the past few decades, technology has advanced rapidly, changing our economies and societies. The progression of governance in much of the democratic world doesn't reflect this degree of advance. Much like in times of autocratic rule that preceded the democratic revolutions, the power of rule today is highly concentrated.

Social Capitalism reviews economic and social crises in modern history, and makes a case that today's political based power and its structure is deeply flawed, and does poorly at representing the people and working towards their benefit. Such flaws include a failing system of checks and balances in the world's leading economic power and other leading democracies.

Political reforms without the awareness of economic realities have also had poor outcomes; Communism is one example. Socialism and Capitalism also have imbalances that should be addressed. One century ago, the Second Industrial Revolution greatly raised productivity through mass production, yet purchasing power of society as a whole did not correspondingly grow, leading to a case of imbalance and crisis. This past century has seen a series of episodes of economic challenge. What reforms can be made to aid or prevent such crises? The book hopes to inspire discussion and thought into reforms of economy and governance.
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SOCIAL CAPITALISM

SOCIAL CAPITALISM

by Shu Kai Chan
SOCIAL CAPITALISM

SOCIAL CAPITALISM

by Shu Kai Chan

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In the past century and particularly the past few decades, technology has advanced rapidly, changing our economies and societies. The progression of governance in much of the democratic world doesn't reflect this degree of advance. Much like in times of autocratic rule that preceded the democratic revolutions, the power of rule today is highly concentrated.

Social Capitalism reviews economic and social crises in modern history, and makes a case that today's political based power and its structure is deeply flawed, and does poorly at representing the people and working towards their benefit. Such flaws include a failing system of checks and balances in the world's leading economic power and other leading democracies.

Political reforms without the awareness of economic realities have also had poor outcomes; Communism is one example. Socialism and Capitalism also have imbalances that should be addressed. One century ago, the Second Industrial Revolution greatly raised productivity through mass production, yet purchasing power of society as a whole did not correspondingly grow, leading to a case of imbalance and crisis. This past century has seen a series of episodes of economic challenge. What reforms can be made to aid or prevent such crises? The book hopes to inspire discussion and thought into reforms of economy and governance.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940162023968
Publisher: Anthony Chan
Publication date: 06/11/2018
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 211 KB

About the Author

Born in China in 1919, Shu Kai Chan studied political economics in Germany before the Second World War. His education was interrupted by the war. He returned to China and was a lecturer at Chunking University during wartime. A resident of Hong Kong, he has started many business, including import and export, cinema theaters, textile manufacturing, real estate development, and forest plantation in various countries in the past seventy plus years.
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