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# A World of Three Zeros: The New Economics of Zero Poverty, Zero Unemployment, and Zero Net Carbon Emissions

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From Nobel Prize winner and bestselling author of Banker to the Poor , a vision of an emerging new economic system that can save humankind and the planet Muhammad Yunus is one of the modern world’s most trenchant social critics. In A World of Three Zeros , he declare it’s time to admit that the capitalist engine has failed most people – that in its current form it inevitably leads to rampant inequality, widespread unemployment, and environmental destruction. Instead, we need a new economic system that unleashes altruism as a creative force just as powerful as self-interest. Here, Yunus describes the ingenious new financial tools now funding social businesses and sketches the legal and regulatory changes needed to jump-start the next wave of socially driven innovations.

Review: Inspirational and much needed read for today’s generation - For anyone who wishes to do something more with their lives, who want to help their fellow mankind and have a positive impact on their community then this is the book for you. Yunus’ arguments for zero poverty, zero unemployment, and zero net carbon seem especially poignant in today’s context while the world is reeling from the impacts of COVID 19. It’s not just about being optimistic and idealistic about humankind - Yunus provides actual real examples of the selflessness of humans (along with the selfishness) to prove that as multidimensional beings we can do more good to solve the worlds problems together, if we just open our eyes, clear our heads from what’s normally consumed via mass media, and really take a good long look at ourselves, what our purposes and potentials really are as humans and the amazing social work that is being done already (but still not enough). I highly highly recommend this book for anyone who cares about actually doing something about the causes they care about even if it local or small to begin with.
Review: Yunus's Transformed Economic System - As an African American woman economist who has been interested in issues related to class and income for decades, Professor Muhammad Yunus new work on poverty, unemployment and sustainability is compelling, inspiring, and energizing. The book starts with facts on worldwide dysfunctions on the distribution of wealth created by the flaw that the majority of human beings are job seekers thus providing labor for the few job creators. Yunus's bold treatise states the reverse; he believes every human being is capable of becoming an entrepreneur with appropriate infrastructures, support systems, and governance. In several of his other works, Professor Yunus introduces the social business which purpose is to solve a social problem while yet operating as a business. The Nobel Peace Prize laureate describes his journey in economic system experimentation with the Grameen Bank, subsidiaries, and industries that produced sustainable change in Bangladesh. From the success of the Grameen experience, global change has evolved in both developing and developed countries. While citing evidence that youth reject the status quo of capitalism, Yunus believes that the youth will be one of three "mega -powers" to transform society. The remaining two "mega powers" are technology and good governance. He passionately states, "I want to expand the system by replacing today's optionless one-size fits all business world with a world that provides two types of businesses for people to chose from. . . traditional, profit-maximizing businesses and social businesses that aim to maximize the benefits created for all human beings. . . and I want to expand our career options by recognizing that all can be entrepreneurs creating their own work opportunities rather than relying on someone else. . ." In 261 pages Yunus presents capitalism as flawed -- but not hopeless-- with opportunities to innovate and sustain a better place to live; he discusses Adam Smith’s invisible hand and alleges that it has eluded the poor. Yunus cites twice in the book that the eight richest men in the world own more than half of the world’s wealth. On re-structuring the distribution of global wealth he uses Mark Zuckerberg's example of gifting much of his wealth to contribute to a changed world for his daughter. In the final and concluding pages of the book, Yunus discusses how each of us can be authors and promoters of change. Whether you are interested in economics, entrepreneurship, or micro-finance, Yunus’s book is thought provoking and a must read for those interested in poverty and income redistribution. #economics #poverty #entrepreneurship #micro-finance #innovation # leadership #wealth #income-redistribution #entrepreneur #self-employment #employment # labor #women #minority #business #social business

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #1,365,122 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #110 in Government Social Policy #139 in Poverty #1,112 in Environmental Economics (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 455 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Inspirational and much needed read for today’s generation
*by N***M on April 26, 2020*

For anyone who wishes to do something more with their lives, who want to help their fellow mankind and have a positive impact on their community then this is the book for you. Yunus’ arguments for zero poverty, zero unemployment, and zero net carbon seem especially poignant in today’s context while the world is reeling from the impacts of COVID 19. It’s not just about being optimistic and idealistic about humankind - Yunus provides actual real examples of the selflessness of humans (along with the selfishness) to prove that as multidimensional beings we can do more good to solve the worlds problems together, if we just open our eyes, clear our heads from what’s normally consumed via mass media, and really take a good long look at ourselves, what our purposes and potentials really are as humans and the amazing social work that is being done already (but still not enough). I highly highly recommend this book for anyone who cares about actually doing something about the causes they care about even if it local or small to begin with.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Yunus's Transformed Economic System
*by J***E on October 29, 2017*

As an African American woman economist who has been interested in issues related to class and income for decades, Professor Muhammad Yunus new work on poverty, unemployment and sustainability is compelling, inspiring, and energizing. The book starts with facts on worldwide dysfunctions on the distribution of wealth created by the flaw that the majority of human beings are job seekers thus providing labor for the few job creators. Yunus's bold treatise states the reverse; he believes every human being is capable of becoming an entrepreneur with appropriate infrastructures, support systems, and governance. In several of his other works, Professor Yunus introduces the social business which purpose is to solve a social problem while yet operating as a business. The Nobel Peace Prize laureate describes his journey in economic system experimentation with the Grameen Bank, subsidiaries, and industries that produced sustainable change in Bangladesh. From the success of the Grameen experience, global change has evolved in both developing and developed countries. While citing evidence that youth reject the status quo of capitalism, Yunus believes that the youth will be one of three "mega -powers" to transform society. The remaining two "mega powers" are technology and good governance. He passionately states, "I want to expand the system by replacing today's optionless one-size fits all business world with a world that provides two types of businesses for people to chose from. . . traditional, profit-maximizing businesses and social businesses that aim to maximize the benefits created for all human beings. . . and I want to expand our career options by recognizing that all can be entrepreneurs creating their own work opportunities rather than relying on someone else. . ." In 261 pages Yunus presents capitalism as flawed -- but not hopeless-- with opportunities to innovate and sustain a better place to live; he discusses Adam Smith’s invisible hand and alleges that it has eluded the poor. Yunus cites twice in the book that the eight richest men in the world own more than half of the world’s wealth. On re-structuring the distribution of global wealth he uses Mark Zuckerberg's example of gifting much of his wealth to contribute to a changed world for his daughter. In the final and concluding pages of the book, Yunus discusses how each of us can be authors and promoters of change. Whether you are interested in economics, entrepreneurship, or micro-finance, Yunus’s book is thought provoking and a must read for those interested in poverty and income redistribution. #economics #poverty #entrepreneurship #micro-finance #innovation # leadership #wealth #income-redistribution #entrepreneur #self-employment #employment # labor #women #minority #business #social business

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A must read ....... for all.
*by S***N on September 13, 2024*

Excellent book; quite easy to understand the concept. Sincerely hope we would be able to see a world free of poverty, unemployment and carbon emission.

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