Makers and Takers | Summary

Business & Finance, Economics, Economic Conditions
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Author: Better Business Summaries ISBN: 9781370850167
Publisher: Summary Station Publication: November 5, 2016
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Better Business Summaries
ISBN: 9781370850167
Publisher: Summary Station
Publication: November 5, 2016
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

In Makers and Takers, Rana Foroohar does not take the objective reporters approach, though she is a journalist and business analyst for news agencies like the Time and CNN. In this piece, she throws her weight behind in the belief that capitalism is doing the United States great injustice and if the financial system remains unchecked, there could be a looming economic turbulence.
Foroohar accommodates all who disagree with her perspective graciously as she finds fault with the system in the financial industry and not individuals. She points out Tim Cook who is the CEO of Apple and writes that Tim gives a lot of attention on how to manipulate finances by ignoring the most crucial part of the business, inventing new products. Even in this, she faults the system and says that it promotes short-term profits and makes long-term planning suffer.

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In Makers and Takers, Rana Foroohar does not take the objective reporters approach, though she is a journalist and business analyst for news agencies like the Time and CNN. In this piece, she throws her weight behind in the belief that capitalism is doing the United States great injustice and if the financial system remains unchecked, there could be a looming economic turbulence.
Foroohar accommodates all who disagree with her perspective graciously as she finds fault with the system in the financial industry and not individuals. She points out Tim Cook who is the CEO of Apple and writes that Tim gives a lot of attention on how to manipulate finances by ignoring the most crucial part of the business, inventing new products. Even in this, she faults the system and says that it promotes short-term profits and makes long-term planning suffer.

This is a summary and analysis of the book and NOT the original book

This Book Contains:
• Summary Of The Entire Book
• Chapter By Chapter Breakdown
• Analysis Of The Reading Experience

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