New Industrial State

Discover the transformative insights of John Kenneth Galbraith in his acclaimed work, New Industrial State. Published in 2007, this revised edition spans 576 pages and offers a compelling analysis of America's economic landscape. Galbraith challenges the traditional perception of the United States as a free-enterprise society, revealing how it has evolved into a structured state dominated by major corporations. He argues that the primary objective of these powerful entities is to achieve immortality through a continuous flow of profits.

With a focus on industrial policy and the interplay between economics and political science, New Industrial State is essential reading for anyone interested in American history, business, and economics. Dive into this thought-provoking exploration and gain a deeper understanding of the forces shaping our economy today.