"Capitalism For All makes a stark case: exclusion is bankrupting America. Racial discrimination alone cost the U.S. over $20 trillion in lost GDP between 2000 and 2020--enough to erase the national debt. John Hope Bryant argues that as America approaches its 250th anniversary, inclusive economics isn't charity but survival strategy. States and companies with greater diversity consistently outperform homogeneous competitors, yet we continue leaving trillions in human potential untapped. Bryant offers specific "business plans" for historically underserved communities--from raising credit scores and expanding homeownership to preparing workers for AI and clean energy transitions. Through coordinated action between government, business, and communities, he argues America can repair the ladder of opportunity, reclaim global moral authority, and prove that inclusive capitalism outperforms authoritarian alternatives. This is America's necessary software upgrade: Capitalism For All is the only sustainable path to remaining the world's economic superpower"--
