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Capitalism is flawed. Capitalism can become better. If either of those statements excites you, enjoy our book & message us to be part of constructive conversation. If either of those statements bothers you, we challenge you to take a breath & read a few chapters of our book - or at least the free preview! We appeal to your open-mindedness: be intellectually honest enough to read an unexpected perspective. Cato Institute review by Dr. Art Carden, Senior Fellow with the American Institute for Economic Research: "Better Capitalism is a sincere search for a better world." Walter Brueggemann, Columbia Theological Seminary: “This book plunges the reader right into the interface of theology (faith) and economics, exactly where thoughtful, responsible adults need to be situated in our crisis-marked world. ‘Plantation’ in their usage refers to a winner-take-all economics that exploits others for self-advantage. ‘Partnership’ concerns an economic practice of mutuality that contributes to the common good while attending to one’s own interest. This book merits close, sustained attention as a compelling move beyond both careless thinking and easy ideology.” Tony Reid, Senior Vice President (retired), Marriott International: "Better Capitalism is an eloquent and articulate reminder of the importance of understanding economics in the context of our communities, country, and roles as business leaders. In explaining the profound connection between economics and theology, the authors have provided a strong case for the critical need for partnership between business leaders and communities to create a stronger and more robust economy that provides benefit to all.” Rev. Dr. David Gushee, Past President of American Academy of Religion: "One of the things I like most about Better Capitalism is the way it shoots the gap between our current cultural extremes: it is by no means a defense of laissez-faire capitalism but neither is it a socialist manifesto."

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