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Aaron Curtis thecurtis — Without a doubt, one of the best books I've ever read on the economics of American society, and how this has changed from the Democratic Capitalism of the 1950s and 1960s (remember LBJ's Great Society?) to the Supercapitalism of our present time. Reich is adept at explaining economic policy in terms that the layman can understand, while keeping the narrative intelligent and engaging. I know understand why very little public policy legislation comes out of Congress, why present day CEOs are paid exorbitant salaries, why job layoffs are inevitable, and why many former US jobs and companies are outsourcing and building there factories oversees. The economy is driven by investors and consumers, and Congressmen are dependent on the huge amounts of money they receive from corporate lobbyists to finance their campaigns. In short, the large corporations have bought Congress, and it is their interests that are being served, not those of the a average person. As a consequence, the Middle Class is disappearing, wages are decreasing or stagnant, and the top 1% of all Americans hold the majority of the wealth, yet have the lowest tax rate in the past 30 years. One of the good points of this book is that it does not lay blame on any political party and is in that respect bipartisan. Refreshing to see in this day and age.