Debt by Design: The Downfall of the Middle Class

In the revealing and timely book, "Debt by Design: The Downfall of the Middle Class, " author Sylvio Petrov offers a penetrating look at the socioeconomic forces eroding the financial stability of the middle class. With a blend of rigorous research and engaging narratives, Petrov dissects the complex web of economic policies, corporate strategies, and cultural shifts that have led to a widening wealth gap and a precarious economic environment for millions.
This book delves into the critical issues of rising consumer debt, stagnant wages, and the increasingly elusive American dream of homeownership and financial security. Petrov exposes how current economic policies, while designed to spur growth, disproportionately benefit the wealthy and leave the average worker grappling with an unforgiving financial landscape."Debt by Design" is more than a critique; it is a call to action.
Petrov outlines practical steps for individuals to regain control of their financial lives and advocates for policy reforms that promise a fairer economic system. Through vivid case studies, Petrov shows how individual effort, combined with systemic change, can restore the prospects of the middle class. Ideal for readers interested in economics, public policy, and social justice, this book challenges us to rethink the narrative of personal responsibility and open our eyes to the structural changes needed for equitable economic growth.
"Debt by Design" is not merely an exploration of economic realities-it is a guide to reclaiming our financial future and ensuring the middle class thrives for generations to come.