Publisher's Synopsis
This satirical text presents a critical history of the American economy, tracing its development from its colonial origins to the mid-2020s. The author uses humor and irony to expose recurring patterns of financial speculation, deregulation, and inequality. Key themes include the cyclical nature of booms and busts, the prioritization of corporate interests over public welfare, and the limitations of free market ideology. The narrative highlights the persistent gap between economic theory and reality, consistently showing how the system benefits a select few at the expense of the broader population. This short, witty volume questions the sustainability of a system built on unsustainable practices and inequitable distribution of wealth.
