Angrynomics by Eric Lonergan and Mark Blyth
American Classics
"Angrynomics" embarks on a critical examination of contemporary capitalism, identifying the systemic issues that have led to widespread economic insecurity and the manipulation of public sentiment by political figures. The authors draw from a rich tapestry of academic research, presenting a compelling narrative that weaves together history, psychology, and economic theory to diagnose the causes of societal anger and propose innovative solutions.
Through engaging dialogues and insightful analysis, Lonergan and Blyth articulate the pressing need for a systemic reboot of capitalism. They explore the concept of "good" anger as a force for societal change, contrasted with "bad" anger that stems from irrational and divisive impulses. The book presents a series of proposals aimed at redesigning contemporary capitalism to foster more equality, stability, and less societal anger, highlighting innovative ideas such as sovereign wealth funds and dual interest rates as means to achieve these goals.
If you're looking to understand the global atmosphere of anger, its economic underpinnings, and the potential pathways toward a more equitable and peaceful society, this audiobook summary offers a powerful and accessible overview. "Angrynomics" is an essential listen for news enthusiasts, activists, and anyone interested in the direction our world is taking, providing a roadmap for navigating the challenges of the present while laying the groundwork for a more hopeful future
Duration - 1h 32m.
Author - American Classics.
Narrator - American Classics.
Published Date - Tuesday, 09 January 2024.
Copyright - © 2024 American Brand House Inc. ©.
Location:
United States
Description:
"Angrynomics" embarks on a critical examination of contemporary capitalism, identifying the systemic issues that have led to widespread economic insecurity and the manipulation of public sentiment by political figures. The authors draw from a rich tapestry of academic research, presenting a compelling narrative that weaves together history, psychology, and economic theory to diagnose the causes of societal anger and propose innovative solutions. Through engaging dialogues and insightful analysis, Lonergan and Blyth articulate the pressing need for a systemic reboot of capitalism. They explore the concept of "good" anger as a force for societal change, contrasted with "bad" anger that stems from irrational and divisive impulses. The book presents a series of proposals aimed at redesigning contemporary capitalism to foster more equality, stability, and less societal anger, highlighting innovative ideas such as sovereign wealth funds and dual interest rates as means to achieve these goals. If you're looking to understand the global atmosphere of anger, its economic underpinnings, and the potential pathways toward a more equitable and peaceful society, this audiobook summary offers a powerful and accessible overview. "Angrynomics" is an essential listen for news enthusiasts, activists, and anyone interested in the direction our world is taking, providing a roadmap for navigating the challenges of the present while laying the groundwork for a more hopeful future Duration - 1h 32m. Author - American Classics. Narrator - American Classics. Published Date - Tuesday, 09 January 2024. Copyright - © 2024 American Brand House Inc. ©.
Language:
English
Opening Credits
Duration:00:08:48
01 the rise of tribal anger and moral outrage in politics and media
Duration:02:06:19
02 the power of tribal anger in politics and society
Duration:02:11:36
03 understanding public anger and tribal energy a dialogue on angrynomics
Duration:02:13:52
04 understanding the rise of public and private anger in the global economy
Duration:01:17:21
05 the construction of capitalism and the bugs in the system
Duration:02:19:55
06 inequality and the impact of economic injustice on public anger
Duration:02:18:37
07 the impact of uncertainty and insecurity on angrynomics
Duration:02:03:11
08 the rise and fall of capitalism v 3 0 inflation, wage stagnation, and financial crisis
Duration:02:06:04
09 the impact of emerging technologies, aging, and immigration on society
Duration:02:00:00
10 the consequences of the global financial crisis and the rise of angrynomics
Duration:01:15:57
11 calming the anger from angrynomics to an economics that works for everyone
Duration:01:51:04
12 government wealth funds and data dividends addressing wealth inequality and recessions
Duration:02:25:04
13 brexit and the impact of populism on the economy
Duration:00:47:35
Ending Credits
Duration:00:27:03