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Because People Matter

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A friend gave me this book, which was a delight to
read. Kamp succeeds in describing the main issues in
the global economy succinctly and clearly, referring
to other experts such as Nobel prize winner Arundhati
Roy, Belgian money specialist Bernard Litaer, debt
expert Michael Rowbothom and others. This is timely
reading for anyone interested in what actually is
happening in today's global economy, and,more
importantly, what we can do to make our economies and
societies better work. As Kamp says,even though our
economy is based upon profit and money, it is foremost
based on human choices. If we choose well, that serves
everyone. In a time of financial turmoil,lack of
confidence in financial markets and CEOs, and global poverty, an upbeat message for many.

A friend gave me this book, which was a delight to read. Kamp succeeds in describing the main issues in the global economy succinctly and clearly, referring to other experts such as Nobel prize winner Arundhati Roy, Belgian money specialist Bernard Litaer, debt expert Michael Rowbothom and others. This is timely reading for anyone interested in what actually is happening in today's global economy, and,more importantly, what we can do to make our economies and societies better work. As Kamp says,even though our economy is based upon profit and money, it is foremost based on human choices. If we choose well, that serves everyone. In a time of financial turmoil, lack of confidence in financial markets and CEOs, an upbeat message for many.

A friend gave me this book, which was a delight to read. Kamp succeeds in describing the main issues in the global economy succinctly and clearly, referring to other experts such as Nobel prize winner Arundhati Roy, Belgian money specialist Bernard Litaer, debt expert Michael Rowbothom and others. This is timely reading for anyone interested in what actually is happening in today's global economy, and,more importantly, what we can do to make our economies and societies better work. As Kamp says,even though our economy is based upon profit and money, it is foremost based on human choices. If we choose well, that serves everyone. In a time of financial turmoil, lack of confidence in financial markets and CEOs, an upbeat message for many.