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• catalog abstract ""Professor Haseler argues that today's new global capitalism, unlike cold-war capitalism, is unconstrained by nation, community or even minimal social obligation. In this new economic system, global corporations are the great winners. They are now free to bid down costs (wages and taxes) by playing even the largest governments off one another. As they reap burgeoning profits for the super-rich whilst eroding the stability and security of the income of the traditional western middle classes, they are ushering in an era of acute social division."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b11697454.
• catalog created "2000.".
• catalog date "2000".
• catalog date "2000.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "2000.".
• catalog description ""Professor Haseler argues that today's new global capitalism, unlike cold-war capitalism, is unconstrained by nation, community or even minimal social obligation. In this new economic system, global corporations are the great winners. They are now free to bid down costs (wages and taxes) by playing even the largest governments off one another. As they reap burgeoning profits for the super-rich whilst eroding the stability and security of the income of the traditional western middle classes, they are ushering in an era of acute social division."--Jacket.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 188-205) and index.".
• catalog description "The New World -- The super-rich -- Who are the billionaires? -- Comparisons -- Richer still, yet richer -- Getting greedier? -- Anyone for noblesse oblige? -- Where is the money? -- Families and corporations -- Family inheritance -- A ruling class? -- An overclass? -- 'The world is in the hands of these guys' -- Onward and upward -- The Super-Rich Game -- The up-escalator to Brazil -- Capital unbound (globalisation) -- You ain't seen nothin' yet -- Fear and blackmail: 'the Faustian pact' -- Have we been here before? -- Technology -- Corporate unbound: space stations circling the Earth -- Corporations and free trade -- Hostages to the system: pensions -- The Rest of Us (or the End of the Western Dream) -- That sinking feeling -- Inequality -- Wealth -- Tolerating inequality -- The end of the middle class -- Sinking ships: lower living standards -- Flexible labour (part-time working) -- Hidden unemployment -- Insecurity -- The devaluation of wages (and work) -- Wages versus profits -- Wages versus inheritance (or the rise of sleeping money) -- The working poor -- Super-Rich Capitalism: An Audit -- What capitalism was -- What capitalism is -- Popular capitalism? -- Rights -- The work ethic -- Meritocracy -- Individualism -- Risk -- The inheritance culture: a return to feudalism -- Inheritance: the super-rich welfare state -- The reactionary nature of the global market -- The return of aristocracy -- New capitalism, new values -- New capitalism, new man -- A World without Politics -- A distaste for politics -- Causes.".
• catalog extent "xviii, 208 p. ;".
• catalog identifier "0312230052".
• catalog issued "2000".
• catalog issued "2000.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York, N.Y. : St. Martin's Press,".
• catalog subject "330.12/2 21".
• catalog subject "Capitalism.".
• catalog subject "HC79.W4 H375 2000".
• catalog subject "Income distribution.".
• catalog subject "International trade.".
• catalog subject "Rich people.".
• catalog subject "Wealth.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The New World -- The super-rich -- Who are the billionaires? -- Comparisons -- Richer still, yet richer -- Getting greedier? -- Anyone for noblesse oblige? -- Where is the money? -- Families and corporations -- Family inheritance -- A ruling class? -- An overclass? -- 'The world is in the hands of these guys' -- Onward and upward -- The Super-Rich Game -- The up-escalator to Brazil -- Capital unbound (globalisation) -- You ain't seen nothin' yet -- Fear and blackmail: 'the Faustian pact' -- Have we been here before? -- Technology -- Corporate unbound: space stations circling the Earth -- Corporations and free trade -- Hostages to the system: pensions -- The Rest of Us (or the End of the Western Dream) -- That sinking feeling -- Inequality -- Wealth -- Tolerating inequality -- The end of the middle class -- Sinking ships: lower living standards -- Flexible labour (part-time working) -- Hidden unemployment -- Insecurity -- The devaluation of wages (and work) -- Wages versus profits -- Wages versus inheritance (or the rise of sleeping money) -- The working poor -- Super-Rich Capitalism: An Audit -- What capitalism was -- What capitalism is -- Popular capitalism? -- Rights -- The work ethic -- Meritocracy -- Individualism -- Risk -- The inheritance culture: a return to feudalism -- Inheritance: the super-rich welfare state -- The reactionary nature of the global market -- The return of aristocracy -- New capitalism, new values -- New capitalism, new man -- A World without Politics -- A distaste for politics -- Causes.".
• catalog title "The super-rich : the unjust new world of global capitalism / Stephen Haseler.".
• catalog type "text".