Summary:
The book examines the social and economic challenges of the 2020s, exploring the tensions between governments, citizens, and corporations in a rapidly changing world. It discusses the need for systemic reforms to address inequality, technological disruption, and the power imbalances that threaten democratic institutions and global stability.
Key points:
1. Broken Social Contract: Ross claims that globalization and tech advances have damaged the balance between companies, governments, and individuals, leading to unfair labor, low corporate taxes, and weakened social safety nets, causing more inequality and unrest.
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