Human Capitalism

In this insightful audiobook, Brink Lindsey, a senior scholar at the Kauffman Foundation, examines the widening class divide arising from our complex, modern economy. He argues that only a select few with enhanced "human capital" benefit from economic growth, while others face declining opportunities due to a lack of education and skills. As the affluent invest in their cognitive abilities, they spiral into a cycle of success, while those left behind grapple with unemployment and dysfunction. Lindsey offers a clear perspective on how these economic dynamics can be addressed to spread the advantages of human capital more broadly.