Capitalismo Sugar daddy

The attempt to rid society of bureaucracy, narrow the role of government, and cut red tape has made capitalism more humane, but not in the family-friendly way envisioned by free market gurus. Rising informality has fostered capitalism driven by limitless exploitation and increasingly sordid management methods: from semi-feudal hazing of jobs and predatory middle managers with vested interests to arbitrary zero-hour contracts, Uber and, Perhaps worst of all, the mandatory gym sessions with the boss. Fleming names his book after the controversial dating app wealthy businessmen use to meet young girls, most of whom have trouble paying college fees. What seems like a chilling outlier is actually a prophetic metaphor for our economy: an anonymous, impersonal monetary system determined to get under your skin and stick with you, capable of ruining everything if you say... "no."