The Crisis of Democratic Capitalism

The Crisis of Democratic Capitalism is a thought-provoking analysis of the growing tensions between democracy and capitalism. Martin Wolf, one of the...... Read More

The Crisis of Democratic Capitalism is a thought-provoking analysis of the growing tensions between democracy and capitalism. Martin Wolf, one of the world's leading economic commentators, examines how rising inequality, political polarization, and economic instability threaten the stability of democratic institutions. He argues that a breakdown in trust between governments, markets, and citizens has fueled populism and weakened social cohesion. Drawing on history, economic theory, and contemporary global events, Wolf outlines urgent reforms to restore a balance between democracy and economic growth.

Why Read This Book

• A timely exploration of the challenges facing modern democracies.
• Written by one of the most respected financial journalists and economists.
• Offers insightful policy recommendations for rebuilding trust in democratic capitalism.
• Essential reading for those interested in economics, politics, and global affairs.

About the Author

Martin Wolf is the chief economics commentator at the Financial Times and a globally recognized expert on finance, policy, and globalization. His influential books and columns shape economic debate worldwide. Wolf has advised policymakers and received numerous awards for his contributions to economic journalism.