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Discover 'Zombie Capitalism', an eye-opening analysis of the post-2008 financial crisis and its implications on our economic landscape. Written by leading economists, this enlightening book exposes the myth of the self-regulating market and showcases how the capitalist system has transformed into a 'zombie' entity, unable to support human needs efficiently. As we dive into the effects of the credit crunch and the Great Recession, we uncover the reality of 'zombie banks'—financial institutions that linger in a state of dysfunction while posing risks to economic stability. This trade paperback, published by Haymarket Books in 2010, highlights the fragility of today's capitalism, arguing it has become more of a liability than an asset. Ideal for students, economists, and anyone curious about contemporary capitalism, 'Zombie Capitalism' offers a vital critique and essential insights into how our financial systems are interlinked with societal health. Don't miss this chance to understand the complex relationship between capitalism and social welfare—add 'Zombie Capitalism' to your reading list today and stay informed about the current economic challenges that affect us all.