THE 3rd WAY: ECONOMIC REFORM or SOCIAL REVOLUTION the solution to income inequality. Building "Inclusive Capitalism" through Employee Ownership * HOW WEALTH IS CREATED *
Language: English
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- Title
- THE 3rd WAY: ECONOMIC REFORM or SOCIAL REVOLUTION the solution to income inequality. Building "Inclusive Capitalism" through Employee Ownership * HOW WEALTH IS CREATED *
- Author
- Chivukula, Upendra; Musum, Veny W.
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- CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publication year
- 2015
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- Language
- English
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- 1494254603
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- 9781494254605
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- 13 ounces
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Now the middle class is in crisis. Median wages adjusted for inflation have decreased steadily for decades. The middle class is simply not sharing in the nation's capital centered economic growth.
Widespread current discontent is destined to lead to serious unrest unless we promptly put the correct solutions in place.
The knee-jerk reaction is to blame the rich, the banks, and large corporations, resulting in plenty of anger and resentment, yet offering few practical solutions. Playing the blame game overlooks the root cause of the problem, which is structural in nature: American capitalism does not have enough wealth-making capitalists.
Exponential advances in technology relentlessly exacerbate the ever widening chasm between the productive power of capital vs. labor. An innovative system to re-link these fundamental forces must be expeditiously ordained to equitably share the capitalist blessings of wealth and avert a looming social calamity.
"Inclusive" capitalism would change the playing field by offering significant tax incentives to corporations willing to establish employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs), allowing employees to acquire capital shares without depleting their own savings. Stock holdings would provide the middle and lower classes with what they so desperately need: income capital in ADDITION to earnings via their labor.
Co-authors Veny W. Musum and Upendra Chivukula offer a bipartisan exploration of employee ownership, its history, how ESOPs work, and the simple, common sense policies Americans must demand the government implement for this PROVEN wealth building system to grow exponentially. Thousands of small closely-held business and large, publically-traded corporations use employee stock ownership plans successfully, benefitting millions of employees. It's time for both individuals and governments to understand the importance of embracing “inclusive capitalism” and economic democracy on an aggressive national and international scale.
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About the Author
Prior to that, Democrat Upendra Chivukula served as the Deputy Speaker of the New Jersey Assembly, and represented the 17th Legislative District. He was the first South-Asian representative in the state's history.
Born in Nellore, India, Chivukula came to the United States in 1975. He holds a masters degree in electronic engineering, and is one of the New Jersey Legislative's leading experts on science and technology. He co-chairs the Energy Task Force for the Council of State Governments.
Republican Veny W. Musum began his career in corporate America as a district manager for Clairol, managing the top sales district in the country. He moved on to John Paul Mitchell Systems in Beverly Hills and quickly rose to become the company's longest-running senior vice president.
Presently a Guest Lecturer at Rutgers University, Musum enjoys imparting to their students his firsthand expertise and the significance of acquiring income producing capital.
Musum's involvement in local and state government includes serving on New Jersey's Property Tax Commission, co-chairing a subcommittee on regionalization and efficiency, and serving multiple times on the Bernards Township Republican County Committee.
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