Revolt of the Rich

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Focusing on the 1970s, the book examines the shift towards free market economics and the resulting wealth concentration. The author argues that this era marked a "revolt of the rich," where political changes were driven by the affluent defending their interests, ultimately undermining the welfare of the American public. Gibbs delves into the historical and political dynamics that facilitated this transformation, offering insights into the implications for society and the economy.