Darwinian Jekyll - Freudian Hyde

The Big Fat Fox says that after the GFC in 2008, the world was hit by two revolutions: the globalisation of banking and tech.
     Then, over the next fifteen years, those two revolutions economically segregated every economy on earth, creating a global mental health crisis: sky-high house prices, rents, and a week-to-week, hand-to-mouth, no savings existence for ninety-five percent of humanity.
     That ninety-five percent are the-have-nots: a new class that has replaced the middle class everywhere courtesy of the elimination of national small business by tech and its overnight replacement by globally registered banks, insurers, tech companies and corporations.
The only problem? That massive have-not majority now has no spending power or savings.
     Economists say market economics can solve this problem. This book says the economic segregation we now see everywhere was created by market economics, so the idea that it can fix the problem it created is as nutty as it gets.
     Not only does the BFF explain how these changes happened, it gives solutions to the identical socio-economic problems we now see inside every economy on Earth, even the wealthiest. Solutions that go a long way towards fixing those problems and putting the boot on the other foot in what has now become a socio-economic stand-off.