Rethinking how wealth is shared in a modern economy.
This thought‑provoking study argues that distribution, not production, shapes the fortunes of the few and the many. It challenges long‑held ideas about wages, ownership, and the roles of land and capital in creating social income.
In clear terms, the book traces how wealth is produced from nature and labor, then explains how laws and institutions have kept the benefits in the hands of a small, powerful class. It links ownership of land and natural resources to a system that can feel unfair to non‑owners, and it examines the wage system as a step toward freedom that still leaves workers economically dependent."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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