The New Economic Strategy for Winning the Capitalist Cold War D'Aveni, Richard A. Primary Author mixed material bibliography New York McGraw-Hill 2013 monographic 1st en English

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303p Strategic Capitalism calls for an end to the economic idealism that dominates the national dialog. It also calls for a cold, hard focus on reality, which is this: government-managed capitalist systems consistently outmaneuver and outperform the traditional laissez-faire capitalism of the West. With refreshing levels of thoroughness, knowledge, and detachment, D’Aveni describes the competitive landscape today. These are the facts: The world’s best competitors―with China in the lead―have adopted elements of managed capitalism, in which government and businesses work together toward a single aim. China’s objective is clear―to displace the United States as the world’s economic leader by becoming the global rule maker. If the West does not act soon, it stands to lose everything it holds most dear: financial prosperity, economic freedom, geopolitical power, national security, and even democratic values. Economic History Capitalism Politic 330.1229780071781169 Podomoro University Digital Library 330.122 Dav s 2016.08.1142 My Library 330.122 Dav s Strategic_capitalism.jpeg.jpeg 916 2016-08-01 14:22:42 2016-09-16 10:41:08 machine generated