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Share Power

How ordinary people can change the way that capitalism works – and make money too

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By: Merryn Somerset Webb
Narrated by: Merryn Somerset Webb
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'Lively, intelligent and packed with revelations, Share Power explains how even the smallest of investors can make themselves heard. A copy of this book should be on the desk of anyone with a pension.'
Allister Heath, Editor, The Sunday Telegraph

In this scintillating book, award-winning financial commentator Merryn Somerset Webb reveals a much-overlooked fact; every share we own comes with a vote. What few people know is that we can use these votes to influence company decisions - on everything from executive pay to corporate strategy.

Delving deep into the world of corporate capitalism - from the privatisation of state-owned companies in the 1980s, to the financial crash of 2008 and the growth of the modern multinational - Share Power shows us how capitalism went wrong and how, with six simple recommendations, every one of us now has the power to make it work for us. Investing & Trading Personal Finance Investing Capitalism Money
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Merryn Somerset Webb comes across as informed and modern with her point(s) - that capitalism can work better if we all exercised our rights to vote for company resolutions, amongst other things. A well condensed book that delves into the world of stocks and shares, the history of companies & more and makes a passionate case for the transferral of power from bloated investment firms to us, the shareholder.

An wonderful insight into the stock market

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disappointed in the reading of this, the person rushes the ends of sentences and blurs multiple words together. individual seems to be a difficult word for them to pronounce. all of this makes it a very hard book to listen too. maybe reading is better

narrator hard to listen to

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