Mission Economy: A Moonshot Guide to Changing Capitalism Free Audiobook Download by Mariana Mazzucato

The book of Mariana Mazzucato make the case for a financial and economic system that is both fair, efficient and sustainable. As the author explains, what we need is an economy with 'the goal of meeting human needs, not private profit'.

Mariana Mazzucato is a British economist whose mission is to break down the barriers of contemporary capitalism. Her goal? To ensure that capitalism delivers on its promise and turns into a truly humane economic system for all. Mazzucato's understanding of the current economic model includes a belief that it doesn't work for most people and also isn't very democratic because it limits the growth of small businesses and entrepreneurs. Mission Economy is an audiobook available from Audible that tells Mazzucato's story through her own words to provide readers with her vision of how humanity can get out of the mess we're in.

Mission Economy: A Moonshot Guide to Changing Capitalism is a deep dive into how the power of the state can be used to help change capitalism. The audiobook is narrated by Lexie Mcdougall.

Mission Economy: A Moonshot Guide to Changing Capitalism is a book by Mariana Mazzucato that explores the need for fundamental changes in capitalism, as well as what can be done. Mazzucato has in mind a "new economy" that would have different features and not only take into account the American government's effects on other countries and regions, but also their own country's history.

In Mission Economy, renowned academic Mariana Mazzucato has written the first book-length critique of the orthodoxies of contemporary capitalism. This major work is based on her work as an economist and a researcher for governments, corporations, and universities worldwide.

Mission Economy is a comprehensive account of how the capitalist system and ideas have failed or are failing to address many of the most pressing problems that affect society today. The book is written by Mariana Mazzucato and describes a potential solution in which the public sector is the champion versus private.