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Disaster Capitalism

Making a Killing Out of Catastrophe
Summary:

The book investigates how governments, corporations, and investors capitalize on crises and disasters to reap profits, often at the expense of those affected. It explores the privatization of public services, the exploitation of natural resources, and the impact on local populations in the aftermath of wars, natural disasters, and economic collapses.

Key points:

1. Disaster Capitalism: Loewenstein defines it as companies profiting from crises by pushing self-serving policies during the chaos.

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