I'm thinking of Carney Maxxing at work
- Bankers haircut / no facial hair
- Wear only nice suits
- "If I may"
- Demand British spelling in all correspondence
- Get the promotion that the other guy really wanted & make him seethe everyday
Though it suffers from being written in 2019, the immigrantion debate has gotten far nastier, and changes in technology make some parts feel outdated. 8.2/10
Finished reading, I quite enjoyed it. Guess the part that stuck with me impact of low-wage immigrant and how depending on government policy they can be essentially pure benefit or depress wages in extreme cases. (I bought it from a used bookshop, I didn’t scruff it up)
Also, just talking about why people don’t make rational economic decisions like moving was entertaining. As well as talking about impacts of free trade and ways to help people readjust.
@tricky2386 If you want to learn alittle more, I would recommend reading Goliath, The 100-year war between Monoploy Power and Democracy by Matt Stoller, since it also explains how these forces were initially suppressed in government/how they returned. Good anti-trust book :)