by Herman Cain
First published 2011
Ziad Abdelnour delivers an insider's account of the 2008 financial collapse and its aftermath. He contends that political and financial leaders failed to address core structural issues and made conditions worse instead. According to Abdelnour, these elites wage war against society's most productive citizens by generating additional market bubbles. He guides investors and business owners through the changed landscape of the post-crisis era, emphasizing that capital behaves like energy and flows toward the path of least resistance. Money gravitates to stable nations that encourage innovation, competition, and free markets. Abdelnour provides investment strategies based on this principle while offering political solutions that ordinary citizens can pursue to restore freedom. The book reveals how wealth creation remains possible in the transformed world, though investors must recognize that the fundamental rules have shifted.
Genres: business, politics, economics, non-fiction
Vibes: analytical, informative, thought-provoking
Tropes: call-to-action, insider-account
Period: 2008, post-crisis-era
256 pages · Kindle Edition · Wiley