Dark Money : How a Secretive Group of Billionaires is Trying to Buy Political Control in the US
The US is one of the largest democracies in the world – or is it?
America is experiencing an age of profound economic inequality. Employee protections have been decimated, and state welfare is virtually non-existent, while hedge fund billionaires are grossly under-taxed and big businesses make astounding profits at the expense of the environment and of their workers.
How did this come about, and who were the driving forces behind it?
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The US is one of the largest democracies in the world – or is it?
America is experiencing an age of profound economic inequality. Employee protections have been decimated, and state welfare is virtually non-existent, while hedge fund billionaires are grossly under-taxed and big businesses make astounding profits at the expense of the environment and of their workers.
How did this come about, and who were the driving forces behind it?
Publisher: Scribe Publications
Paperback
2016
ISBN: 9781925228847
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