

Le guerre commerciali sono guerre di classe. Come la crescente disuguaglianza corrompe l'economia globale e minaccia la pace internazionale
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Le controversie commerciali sono generalmente intese come conflitti tra paesi con interessi nazionali concorrenti ma, come dimostrano Matthew C. Klein e Michael Pettis, spesso sono il risultato inaspettato di scelte politiche interne volte a servire gli interessi dei ricchi a detrimento dei lavoratori e dei ceti piú poveri. I due autori fanno risalire le origini delle guerre commerciali odierne alle decisioni prese da politici e imprenditori in Cina, Europa e Stati Uniti negli ultimi trent'anni. In tutto il mondo, i ricchi prosperano mentre i lavoratori non possono piú permettersi di acquistare ciò che producono, hanno perso il lavoro o sono stati costretti a indebitarsi fino al collo. Sfidando i punti di vista tradizionali, Klein e Pettis, in questo saggio acclamato dalla critica, ci offrono un racconto coerente su come le lotte di classe causate dall'aumento della disuguaglianza siano una minaccia per l'economia globale e la pace internazionale, proponendo infine delle soluzioni praticabili. «Una lettura obbligata. Klein e Pettis, due dei più acuti commentatori dell'economia globale, hanno scritto un'imprescindibile analisi di come la disuguaglianza interna e i conflitti internazionali siano interconnessi, e offrono una risposta alle crisi della globalizzazione».
- ISBN: 8806249223
- Casa Editrice: Einaudi
- Pagine: 300
- Data di uscita: 05-10-2021
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This book deserves a mass-market push that it seems to not be getting. Instead, it's probably being read by people like me who are already familiar with the arguments from Pettis's writing but want it in book length. In terms of difficulty for the laymen, it lies somewhere between a book digestible
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