SAVING CAPITALISM For the Many, Not the Few

Engaging and enraging--that's the quickest way to sum up this audiobook. Author Reich, a Clinton administration labor secretary and now a public policy professor at the University of California, Berkeley, narrates his book with energy, passion, and verve. There are a few stumbles, but on the whole he does an excellent job holding the listener's attention. Somewhat unexpectedly for an academic, he even creates voices for people he quotes. Reich makes a strong argument, based on financial and political indicators, that capitalism must be fixed if it's to be saved. His is a perspective from the left, but people of all political persuasions will find much to think about in this important volume. G.S.D. © AudioFile 2015, Portland, Maine [Published: DECEMBER 2015]