A People's Guide To Capitalism: An Introduction To Marxist Economics

This clear, thoughtful non-fiction guide introduces readers to Marxist economics, offering a rigorous yet accessible critique of capitalism. It examines why inequality persists and why environmental degradation often accompanies growth, presenting a radical economic theory in plain terms. The intended reader includes curious adults, students, and anyone seeking a sharper understanding of how economies really work, with a tone that is challenging yet hopeful. Content is presented in a logical, reader-friendly way—concepts are explained with historical context, core terms are defined, and real-world issues are connected to the theory. The reading experience is engaging because it moves from foundational ideas to practical implications about policy and everyday life, inviting readers to evaluate how money, labor, and markets shape society. Readers are encouraged to question mainstream narratives and develop their own evidence-based analysis. The book covers essential topics within political economy and economic theory, including questions about value, exploitation, capital accumulation, and economic crises. It emphasizes critical thinking and data literacy, showing how to read statistics and interpret trends without losing sight of social and environmental consequences. The writing aims to be accessible and practical, turning complex ideas into usable knowledge for informed discus