Can Capitalism Be Compassionate?

(NewsUSA) – The global economy can be confusing and terrifying.

Financial experts, policy makers, and everyday citizens want to know: How will government policies

impact our families and what can we do about it?In his recent book, "Broken Capitalism: This is How

 We Fix it," Ferris Eanfar explains the state of the global economy and its key problems in a

straightforward, accessible style."When the 10 largest corporations on Earth have more combined

economic power than 92 percent of all countries on Earth combined, the 50 largest financial

corporations control wealth equal to 90 percent of Earth’s GDP [gross domestic product], the richest

1 percent of humans have more wealth than 99 percent of the world combined, and the eight richest

humans have more wealth than the bottom 50 percent of Earth’s entire population combined . . . it’s

safe to say humanity is in trouble," Mr. Eanfar says.Mr. Eanfar’s work is based on over 20 years of

unique experience in economics, financial technologies ("FinTech"), blockchain/cryptocurrency

development, artificial intelligence, and military and government affairs.Three key points in the book

deal with issues of defining value, following a vision, and managing innovation.Value: Mr. Eanfar

 notes that money is not value itself; it represents value. Rather than focusing on money alone, he

 advises organizations to focus on theway value flows through their stakeholder ecosystems, which

benefits all parties in the long run.Vision: "In business and in life, having ‘vision’ is about accurately

assessing current reality, defining steps to achieve specific goals, and building a bridge between

vision and reality based on discipline and effective execution," says Eanfar.Innovation: Artificial

intelligence, cryptocurrency, and other technological innovations can be used for good or ill. Mr.

 Eanfar dedicates a chapter of the book to the impact of artificial intelligence [AI] on government and

 the economy."When lightning-fast A.I. controls the political and economic apparatus of countries

their automated manipulation of social media and web-based information channels, humans won’t be

 able to easily differentiate between policy outcomes that serve their interests and policy outcomes

that serve those who control the A.I. and their political patrons in the government," he says.For more

information about the book, visit: https://Eanfar.orgMr. Eanfar is also on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/FerrisEanfar (@FerrisEanfar)All book sales proceeds support the nonprofit

 AngelPay Foundation: https://AngelPayHQ.org

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