Capitalism's Achilles Heel (PDF)

Prologue. Chapter 1: Global Capitalism: Savior or Predator? PART I: Illegality: We Like the Money. Chapter 2: Playing the Game. The Dirty-Money User Manual. You're in Business. Chapter 3: Dirty Money at Work. The Corruption Industry. The Criminal Component: Drugs, Thugs, and Terrorists. Global Commerce and Tax Evasion: Coin of the Realm. Chapter 4: Magnitudes and Misunderstandings. How Much Money? A Failure Rate of 99.9 Percent. Well-Intentioned Efforts. The Patriot Act. Dirty Money Is on the Rise. Chasing Terrorists' Money. Ill-Intentioned Loopholes. Haven and Secrecy Structure. Falsified Pricing Structure. We Like the Money. Challenge. PART II: Inequality: The Gap Matters. Chapter 5: The Global Divide. The Quintile Canyon. Measure for Measure. It's an Uncertain World. The Monkey Wrench. Chapter 6: "I Don't Understand" and "Don't Tell Anyone". Myths. "Don't Tell Anyone". Corruption--At Long Last! Filling Western Coffers: Mum's the Word. Debtor's Prison. What If? Intellectual Gap or Character Gap? Chapter 7: It's the 70 to 90 Percent that Matters. It Can't Last. Convergence? The Gap Matters. Challenge. PART III: Disutility: Bentham KOs Smith. Chapter 8: The Anguish of Adam Smith. Theory of Moral Sentiments. Wealth of Nations. Invisible Hand. Das Adam Smith Problem. The Tears of Adam Smith. Chapter 9: The Joys of Jeremy Bentham. Jurisprudence. Utilitarianism. Related Interests. John Stuart Mill. Problems. Chapter 10: Philosophy Becomes Culture. The Great Infusion. Twentieth-Century Utility. Twentieth-Century Utilitarianism. Inoperable Doctrine, Deadly Practice. Disutility. Challenge. PART IV: Run It Right: Trust the System. Chapter 11: Capitalism's Achilles Heel. Chapter 12: Spreading Prosperity. Delegitimizing Dirty Money. Tougher on Corruption. Reining in the Support Structure. Mispricing and Transfer Pricing. Capitalism's Contribution to Slashing Inequality. ". . . When You Pay Me What You Owe Me". Reconstitute the World Bank. Justice First. Chapter 13: Renewing

Raymond W. Baker, after a long career in international business, is a guest scholar at The Brookings Institution and a Senior Fellow at the Center for International Policy, both located in Washington, D.C. He appears often on television and radio in the United States and overseas and often testifies before House and Senate committees. Baker has an MBA from Harvard, lived in Africa for many years, and has done business across much of the developing world.

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