財閥：有錢人如何利用國家賺錢並阻止其他人翻身

Freeland's analysis spans multiple countries and economies. I'm curious what motivated her to take this broad perspective in her investigation.

The book highlights both the influence and the excesses of the super-rich. I wonder if readers see them more as villains or as products of the system.

The profiles are fascinating but selective. I'm interested in what guided her choices—were they based on influence, innovation, or something else?