A Most Unpopular Novel Hypothesis

Written by Robin Mason

How can a book on financial power, products and markets be interesting? The author cleverly justifies a number of outrageous claims; ‘stock market shares are toxic financial products’ and ‘if you are rich, inflation is good’ along with ‘the key objective of a company board director’s job description is to create inflation’.

A Most Unpopular Novel Hypothesis takes the reader, on a step by step, reflective, thought-provoking consideration of financial products and the contribution of a stock market to their pensions and to society, concluding share price rises and associated stock market indices are simply the result of share price inflation, misrepresented as economic benefit.

Contending today’s world powers (corporate executives, political leaders and financial market makers) do not, and the general population should not, question either these markets or the products they sell. It is ordained, and we must believe, they must be good for society. Might millions of us might be affected by the realisation that we were persuaded to believe economic growth is perpetual and our stock market investments were reasonably secure in the long term?…………

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ISBN (Paperback) :  978-1-912728-88-6

ISBN (E-book) : 978-1-912728-89-3