Equals among unequals. How good intentions destroy the middle class

The slow growth of the middle class poses a serious challenge to the economy. The author of this book believes that simple methods of income redistribution are not effective. He asks how to fight inequality in a market economy, whether strict restrictions should be imposed on the enrichment of the richest, and how to stimulate the development of the middle class and build an innovative economic system.

Who is the book for? For everyone who is interested in economics, finance and socio-political processes.

Why is this book important? The author, American entrepreneur Edward Conard, analyzes popular theories about strengthening the middle class, refutes them and offers his own plan of action.

About the author:

Edward Conard is a lecturer at the American Institute of Entrepreneurship, who has the experience of leading the investment company Bain Capital.