Summary:
The book delves into the world of white-collar crime in America, exposing how the wealthy and powerful often evade justice for financial crimes. It scrutinizes the legal and financial systems that enable such crimes, and advocates for reforms to hold corrupt elites accountable and restore integrity to the rule of law.
Key points:
1. White Collar Crime Definition and Impact: Taub describes white collar crime as non-violent financial crimes by powerful individuals, causing widespread societal harm, including fraud and insider trading, which erode trust in financial systems.
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