Profit at the expense of people, authored by Noam Chomsky

It is based on theories from the nineteenth century that have nothing to do with reality. However, the last winning card in the hands of neoliberals is the lack of an alternative, as they affirm that communist societies, social democracies, and even moderate social welfare states like the United States have all failed, and that their citizens have accepted neoliberalism as the only viable approach. It may be a flawed approach, but it is the only possible economic system. With a surgeon's scalpel, a researcher's skin, and a writer's determination, Chomsky opens our eyes to the reality of the most prominent economic agreements, which have only succeeded in widening the gap between people, free market pioneers, and neoliberal economic theories. History, with its recorded references, stands with the researcher as evidence of debates that have remained confined to economic institutions and the guardians of major corporations, without fully reaching the final beneficiary or perhaps the only loser, in a game that has continued to move within dark corridors despite all the light in the world. Our researcher does not burden himself with appealing to our emotions; he narrates history and pauses at foundational sayings, questioning theorists about the fact that people ultimately come last in the profit loop, and that concepts once characterized the spirit of the market no longer exist, and that today, the matter depends on awareness and the choice that returns to us and to you. Tariq Al-Khawaji, Saudi writer and critic Number of pages: 230