After the Waste Land

Explore the thought-provoking insights of After the Waste Land by Samuel Bowles, published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1990. This compelling critique of Reaganomics delves into the economic landscape of the 1980s, offering a powerful alternative to both the supply-side experiments and the austerity measures characteristic of neoliberal strategies. With 288 pages of in-depth analysis, Bowles advocates for economic democracy, presenting a worker-oriented blueprint aimed at enhancing productivity, fostering growth, creating employment opportunities, and promoting economic justice. Ideal for those interested in business, economics, and public finance, this book challenges conventional economic policies and encourages readers to envision a more equitable future. Discover how Bowles' radical approach can inspire change in today's economic conditions.