The Economics of Innocent Fraud: Truth for Our Time
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The primary aspect of the "fraud" of the American economy that Galbraith (emeritus, economics, Harvard U.) criticizes is the false pretense of shareholder control over corporations, when in fact all real power has shifted to corporate managers. Contradicting conventional wisdom, or "approved belief" in his words, he denies the distinction between t
Author: John Kenneth Galbraith
Format: Hardback, 62 pages, 152mm x 248mm, 236 g
Published: 2004, Cengage Learning, Inc, United States
Genre: Economics: Professional & General
The primary aspect of the "fraud" of the American economy that Galbraith (emeritus, economics, Harvard U.) criticizes is the false pretense of shareholder control over corporations, when in fact all real power has shifted to corporate managers. Contradicting conventional wisdom, or "approved belief" in his words, he denies the distinction between t