The Predator State
How Conservatives Abandoned the Free Market and Why Liberals Should Too
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The Predator State
Narrated by:
William Hughes
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Narrated by:
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William Hughes
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James K. Galbraith
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Finally, highly regarded economist James Galbraith presents a full-bore attack on the bankrupt economic policies of the Republican Party - and a much needed reality check on where to go from here.
©2008 James K. Galbraith (P)2009 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
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What the critics say
"Shows how to break the spell that conservatives have cast over the minds of liberals (and everyone else) for many years." (Joseph E. Stiglitz, 2001 Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences)
"James Galbraith elegantly and effectively counters the economic fundamentalism that has captured public discourse in recent years, and offers a cogent guide to the real political economy. Myth-busting, far-ranging, and eye-opening." (Robert B. Reich, professor of Public Policy, University of California at Berkeley)
"James Galbraith elegantly and effectively counters the economic fundamentalism that has captured public discourse in recent years, and offers a cogent guide to the real political economy. Myth-busting, far-ranging, and eye-opening." (Robert B. Reich, professor of Public Policy, University of California at Berkeley)