Summary:
The book examines the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few, detailing how this elite group has manipulated political and economic systems to their advantage. It proposes solutions to restore democracy and create a more equitable society, including political reforms and changes to market rules.
Key points:
1. Wealthy Bias: Reich believes the economic system favors the rich, who use their wealth to influence politics and widen the wealth gap.
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