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Who Stole the American Dream?

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First published
2012
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582

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Hedrick Smith's nonfiction book "Who Stole the American Dream?" carefully analyzes how wealth has consolidated in the US and how the middle class has been destroyed. Smith explores how corporate executives put stockholders' interests ahead of workers' welfare. U.S. senators, representatives, presidents, and court rulings all contributed to this change, which made the American Dream ever more elusive.

The important Powell Memorandum, which gave American corporate leaders a new political path, is another topic covered in the book.

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Hedrick Smith

The Moscow bureau of the New York Times, 1971 to 1974, produced the reporting that won Hedrick Smith the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting and then became The Russians (1975), a close look at ordinary Soviet life. He had already shared the 1972 public service Pulitzer for the paper's Pentagon Papers series.

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First published
2012
Reading time
About 10 hours
Pages
582
Language
English
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PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online