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Nice Capitalism: A Secret Journey to the Death of the Arrogant Brand

Author Costas Kataras
Publisher Xlibris
Category Business & Economics
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PublisherXlibris
ISBN / ASIN1436344883
ISBN-139781436344883
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Sales Rank6,343,664
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"Nice" Capitalism ,traces the secret correlations of "Nice Brands", "Nice Capitalism" and "Happy Nations", and reveals why the European economic model with it's "Human Ethos" is surpassing America.

Costas Kataras reveals the secret relationship of people and their psyche with brands, and uses brands as a prism for the identification of emerging mega-trends in the metaglobalization economy.

On the economic and business level, the book explains why a number of emerging forces could have devastating effects on brands and lead to the rise of a new species of brand, "Nice Brands" and "Nice Capitalism", two developments that are clearly interrelated, as the book explains, which usually lead to happier people and more "Happy Nations", particularly in Europe.

On the human level, the book describes how the individual in search of a true meaning of life and in pursuit of happiness, is shifting away from a materialistic culture imposed externally by the brands' pseudo-authority, which is even taking control of brands themselves and, finally, how this phenomenon is moving things towards a greater level of human autonomy.
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