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The Concierge Class

- How an unseen army of fixers is undermining democracy on behalf of corporations and the rich. And what we can do about it.
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 Author: Kit Sadgrove  ISBN: 979-8877751774  Download  Buy Now  Amazon  Amazon Kindle  Apple Books
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Every day, an unseen army is working to advance the aims of corporations and the rich.

From accountants to trade associations, and from scientists to think tanks, the members of the concierge class serve their masters diligently, devising ways to help them evade taxes, change legislation, and sway public opinion.

And the result is more profit for the rich, a widening of inequality, and a weakening of democracy. The Concierge Class is the first book to explain the inner workings of concierge capitalism. It shows how the affluent co-opt skilled professionals into hiding their cash, pushing their agenda, and whispering in the ears of politicians.

The book reveals who is doing the wealthy’s dirty work, how they do it, and the steps we can take to stop it.

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Editorial Reviews

Very well written, factual and informative. Would definitely recommend. Am now a firm follower of the author.
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Martin Flatman
 
It always annoys me that the rich are getting richer and a feeling of that nothing I can do will make any difference. This interesting and unusual book makes a lot of suggestions on what might be done. I may not agree with all of them but it made me think.
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HazelF
A fascinating and enlightening read. A book we all should read. A clear, no holds barred investigation by Kit Sadgrove
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Freddy Reed
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Very well written. I’m looking forward to read his other books.
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CharlesC
Spanning a diverse range of professionals including accountants, trade associations, scientists, and think tanks, this book delves into the shadowy world of the concierge class—those who tirelessly work behind the scenes to serve the interests of the wealthy. It meticulously uncovers the strategies employed to evade taxes, manipulate legislation, and influence public opinion in favour of their affluent employers. Beyond merely exposing these practices, the book also offers actionable insights on how to counteract these manipulative tactics. Insightful and knowledge rea.

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