China has built one of the largest economies in human history without a single competitive national election. Singapore has paired genuine free markets with restricted political freedom for six decades. And the United States — long the reference case for how democracy and capitalism work together — has quietly adopted industrial policy, tariffs, and expanded executive power that borrow from both.
Three Roads examines all three systems side by side: China's party-directed state capitalism and the debt crisis now testing it, Singapore's hybrid model and whether it can scale beyond a city-state, and America's own contested economic and political direction. Drawing on the Austrian and Chicago schools of economics — Hayek's warning about the limits of central planning, Friedman's case for economic freedom — author Robert F. Geissler asks the question other books avoid: is there a stable alternative to liberal democratic capitalism, and if so, is the United States drifting toward it?
No easy verdicts. No partisan score-settling. Just a clear-eyed look at three roads — and the choices still being made about which one America follows.
Robert F. Geissler is a retired law enforcement lieutenant with 25+ years of service and holds a B.A. in Economics from Rowan University. He is the founder of Think Tank Media LLC.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. China has built one of the largest economies in human history without a single competitive national election. Singapore has paired genuine free markets with restricted political freedom for six decades. And the United States - long the reference case for how democracy and capitalism work together - has quietly adopted industrial policy, tariffs, and expanded executive power that borrow from both.Three Roads examines all three systems side by side: China's party-directed state capitalism and the debt crisis now testing it, Singapore's hybrid model and whether it can scale beyond a city-state, and America's own contested economic and political direction. Drawing on the Austrian and Chicago schools of economics - Hayek's warning about the limits of central planning, Friedman's case for economic freedom - author Robert F. Geissler asks the question other books avoid: is there a stable alternative to liberal democratic capitalism, and if so, is the United States drifting toward it?No easy verdicts. No partisan score-settling. Just a clear-eyed look at three roads - and the choices still being made about which one America follows.Robert F. Geissler is a retired law enforcement lieutenant with 25+ years of service and holds a B.A. in Economics from Rowan University. He is the founder of Think Tank Media LLC. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798244000382
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