Discover the transformative insights of "When More Is Not Better," a groundbreaking book by Roger Martin that critically examines the future of American democratic capitalism. As the American economy confronts unprecedented challenges, this compelling read offers a unique perspective on an economic system in peril. Delving into the complexities of capitalism and democracy, Martin highlights how our relentless pursuit of efficiency has led to dire consequences, particularly a growing wealth disparity among Americans.

This brand new edition, published by Harvard Business Review Press, invites readers to reevaluate their understanding of economic success. Through captivating anecdotes and clear analysis, Martin articulates why viewing the economy as a machine is outdated and proposes a paradigm shift towards seeing it as a complex adaptive system. This essential read emphasizes the urgent need to restore balance between efficiency and resilience, fostering a more inclusive economic landscape for all. With its thought-provoking arguments and pressing call to action, "When More Is Not Better" is vital for anyone concerned about the future of capitalism and social equity. Join the conversation on how to navigate and potentially revitalize the American economy today.