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Examines the profound global consequences of the new breed of Midas societies--countries, like the U.S., whose capital markets have become independent of fixed industry and dominated by short-sightedness
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Bestselling author Sampson ( The Money lenders ) describes the divorce of money from manufacturing actual goods and the globalization of wealth during the boom of the 1980s. His focus is on attitudes rather than economics on who has the money and how they use it. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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