Summary of Profit Over People

Profit Over People: Neoliberalism and Global Order is a book written by Noam Chomsky, a political commentator and linguist. The book examines neoliberalism, an economic system that advocates for free-market competition and deregulation of the economy, and its impact on global politics. Chomsky argues that neoliberalism has enabled powerful corporate interests to further their own interests at the expense of people and the environment. He further argues that neoliberalism has reduced government regulations and has enabled the privatization of public services, leading to increased poverty and inequality. The book also explores the consequences of neoliberalism on democracy and foreign policy, as well as its impact on the global economy. In conclusion, Chomsky argues that neoliberalism is a system that favors corporate interests over people and the environment, and that it should be replaced with a more equitable and sustainable economic system.