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The Expendables : how the middle class got screwed by globalisation Sounds True Readers of this book will

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Readers of this book will gain a clear understanding of what really makes the Japanese

Shakespeare has a phrase that We patch grief with proverbs

Author: Roman Weil

Why businesses should never underestimate the power of place

The Expendables : how the middle class got screwed by globalisation Sounds True Readers of this book willWe are constantly being told that globalisation is good for the economy and good for us, but its actually the opposite, argues bestselling author Jeff Rubin in this provocative, timely book. In the pre coronavirus world, governments and economists bragged that GDP was growing and unemployment was down. But even then, real wages had been stagnant for decades, union membership had collapsed, and full time employment no longer guaranteed you could pay

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