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Robert B. Reich | energy | Internet-powered marketplace

Listen Up

by Jane Sumner

THE FUTURE OF SUCCESS
by Robert B. Reich
Random House Audiobooks, $29.95
Read by the author, five compact discs, six hours, abridged.

Robert Reich has served in three administrations, most recently as President Clinton’s Secretary of
Labor, a post the political economist resigned when it left him little time and energy for family. Here he analyzes the new economy with its Internet-powered marketplace and mouse-click shifts of allegiance. He traces the dazzling revolution that has both enriched and robbed us of our lives, and makes suggestions for reclaiming what we’ve lost.


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