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||||| Introduction XIII

first part

Dark world

Chapter 1 How did the fraud scheme succeed 3

Corrupt a country's leaders, make them rich, and then put this country in a cruel exploitation situation by Americans. This is a classic conspiracy of professional economic killers.

Chapter 2 The Collapsed Market: Keynes and Friedman 15

Friedman defeated Keynes in this economic war. The victorious countries carried out unorthodox radical system, which pushed the world to such a situation that millions of people starved to death, the earth's environment deteriorated seriously, natural resources were exhausted, and many species were on the verge of extinction.

Chapter 3 Economic Blackie's First Person 25

I gradually realized that in the third world countries, I was a wolf, driving out running all the way and deer, fighting to kill and eat meat.

Chapter 4 Set a trap and wait for the bait.

I added fuel to the flames in the process of luring the subjects of the King of Iran to "Americanize" their own country, and induced them to introduce American enterprises, including giants such as General Electric Company, Boeing Company, IBM Company and Citibank, as well as emerging small-scale high-tech innovative professional technology companies from Berkeley and Cambridge.

The fifth chapter mercenary 43

With the election of President Reagan and the rise of Friedman's economic thought, the concept of serving the public interest came to an abrupt end. Armed with the belief that profit maximization is the only obligation of enterprises, in order to improve the short-term profit level, enterprise managers believe that all means are justified and reasonable.

Chapter VI Debt is Slave 5 1

The economic killer had a good time in Ecuador. The new dictator Rodriguez? Laura began the process of forcing the country to accept loans, which will bring serious disaster to the country in 30 years.

Chapter VII Modern rogue tycoon 63

As a young enterprise founder and CEO, Bill? Gates is famous for brutally cracking down on his competitors. His business activities with Microsoft have been criticized in many countries, from moral questioning to being accused of breaking the law.

Chapter VIII upcoming events 77

As CEO and former economic killer, my main job is financing. As this is an unproven technology, financing is a major challenge for me. I gave up weekend breaks and worked all night, trying to persuade institutional investors on Wall Street to provide us with trust funds.

Chapter IX Regulatory Tricks 85

In bill? A few weeks before Clinton was sworn in as president of the United States, he met with Robert, CEO of Goldman Sachs. Rubin and Allen? Greenspan. Rubin has just earned $40 million in his last year at Goldman Sachs, and will soon become the head of Clinton's economic team and undertake the task of implementing the "new oath".

Chapter 10 Accounting fraud 95

We are becoming more and more accustomed to telling businesses: "Sell me the best sports shoes at the cheapest price. We will turn a blind eye to the tragic death of young workers in sweatshops, leaving starving children behind. In order to sell us cheap gasoline, we will look elsewhere in the face of photos of river pollution, forest destruction and desertification. "

Chapter 1 1 Double Standards 103

For today's global disaster, those "contributions of many economic crises" are immeasurable. Unable to repay its debts, Ecuador is only a microcosm of many countries, and more countries are threatened to follow suit.

Chapter 12 Paper Economy and Militarization 109

Financial derivatives are just a paper contract, and their value depends on (and comes from) the value of other things, such as a commodity, stock, real estate mortgage, market index, etc. Paper documents convey people's trust, but their inner nature is covered up.

the second part

We need to act.

Chapter 13 Change the target 12 1

Throughout the development history of the capitalist system, the evolution process of the capitalist system has many forms. Like a chameleon, it has been adapting to changes in the environment. However, the current Wall Street model is extremely unusual.

Chapter 14 China's transition experience 127

The United States should not be afraid of China, nor should it blindly criticize the pollution level in China. Instead, it should learn from the extraordinary things in China and encourage China by going up a storey still higher. China's success is not due to the introduction of the latest American model of more debt and less management, nor is it subject to the constraints of the World Bank and the "structural adjustment plan" like many developing countries. It is very useful for the United States to remind Americans of this.

David and Goliath

"9? The "1 1" terrorist attack led the United States to war, which seriously dragged down economic development. Perhaps more importantly, "9? The "1 1" terrorist attack symbolizes the fragility of the United States. In just a few minutes, the World Trade Center, a symbol of American globalization, collapsed, and the Pentagon, the nerve center of the US military, could not protect itself.

Chapter 16 Glaciers are melting

Glaciers are melting because Americans allow themselves to burn fossil fuels year after year, regardless of the irreparable damage to Antarctic glaciers, Amazon jungles and Himalayan glaciers. We set the manufacturing process in China and other places, so that we can continue to buy cheap computers, sports shoes and home appliances while breathing fresh air.

Chapter 17 terrorism and other "isms"

It is very important to make laws and regulations to control those who control enterprises, misuse words such as "terrorism" or seek personal gain through other tricks. The current economic collapse has awakened Americans to this point.

Chapter 18 sweatshop

Buying the products of enterprises that can bear social and environmental responsibilities means investing in the future, but it does not mean that we will pass on the debt to future generations.

Chapter 19 Creating "New Economy"

The new leaders of these Latin American countries have opened the door to a "new economy". In the process of opening the door, they showed the world the way to create a "joint capitalist system", which aims at making profits, producing what the world really needs and creating a sustainable, just and peaceful world.

Chapter 20 Green Market 17 1

Before the popularization of automobiles, the streets of cities were full of horse manure, and farmers around the city were worried about what to feed horses. "Cars used to be our saviors, liberating us from horse manure pollution and food shortage and being warmly welcomed by people. There is no way to do it once and for all! " He said.

Chapter 2 1 Good Housekeeper, New Idol 177

We put Donald? Trump and Jack? People like Welch are idols. The former is a ruthless real estate agent who once publicly praised the behavior of dismissing employees and insulting workers on TV; The latter is the former president and CEO of General Electric Company. While dismissing 1/4 employees, he received millions of dollars in annual salary and bonus. He is complacent about this behavior, denying that the polluting industries that emit carbon dioxide have caused serious impact on the ecological environment.

Chapter XXIII Catastrophic Consequences 183

From the Enron scandal to the Madoff scam, financial scandals have continued in recent years, proving that what those businessmen we respect most are simply irresponsible. These scandals and the ensuing economic turmoil show that no one can hand over human resources and the future of future generations to unregulated mercenary.

Chapter 23 Proud Passion 19 1

It can be said that every major event is inseparable from the support of passion, which has always been the driving force of historical development. However, if passion really works, it needs the cooperation of other conditions, which Rani has indirectly mentioned, and that is intelligence.

Conclusion 199

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