What Went Wrong: How the 1% Hijacked the American Middle Class... and What Other Countries Got Right - Tyler, George R.
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Economic inequality in the United States is now closer to a third-world country than to our first-world peers, and is growing. Tyler gives a fact-based analysis of how America got on the wrong track and what the nation can do to return to greatness.

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Economic inequality in the United States is now closer to a third-world country than to our first-world peers, and is growing. Tyler gives a fact-based analysis of how America got on the wrong track and what the nation can do to return to greatness.
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George R. Tyler has a diverse background,drawing on his broad experiences at the highest levels of government, at the World Bank, in the private sector, and in the international nonprofit sector for What Went Wrong. Trained as an economist, Tyler served on the staffs of senators Hubert H. Humphrey and Lloyd Bentsen early in his career and was appointed by President Bill Clinton in 1993 as a deputy assistant treasury secretary. He subsequently served as counselor at the World Bank which marked the beginning of his international career. Tyler has expansive private sector experience as founder and CEO of a real estate investment and development firm, creating a number of resort residential and residential subdivisions in Virginia, a role he continues to play. He gained international experience from heavy involvement in the global nonprofit sector, where his important familiarity with the European corporate culture occurred. In 1999, Tyler was co-author of the concept paper adopted by Paris-based Doctors Without Borders (MSF) to develop a medical research capability for diseases of the developing world neglected by the global pharmaceutical industry. The not-for-profit entity is called the Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative. As a founding consultant to MSF, Tyler was a member of the Working Group. He subsequently served on the DNDI Audit Committee overseeing budget and other issues.