When More Is Not Better

In "When More Is Not Better," Roger Martin examines the first 200 years of the American economy, showcasing its remarkable growth through democratic governance and capitalism. However, he highlights a troubling shift, where the disproportionate accumulation of wealth among the richest Americans threatens the foundational principles of democratic capitalism. Martin argues that the relentless pursuit of efficiency has skewed economic outcomes, resulting in a shrinking middle class. This insightful audiobook serves as a crucial guide for citizens, executives, policymakers, and educators on how to restore balance to the economy.