**Ever Feel Like You're Working Harder But Getting Nowhere?** You're not alone. Millions of young people are caught in a brutal cycle: working full-time jobs, yet barely scraping by. Rent consumes half your paycheck. Student loans loom. And somehow, you're still expected to keep up with the lifestyle you see online. Sound familiar? **This Eye-Opening Book Reveals the Hidden Truth Behind Your Financial Struggle** In *Work, Consumerism and the New Poor*, discover how modern economic systems have fundamentally changed what it means to be "poor"—and why you might be experiencing poverty without even realizing it. This isn't your typical economics textbook. It's a wake-up call wrapped in compelling analysis. **What You'll Learn:** • The shocking connection between endless work and endless wanting • Why consumerism is designed to keep you financially stuck • How the "new poor" are different from previous generations—and why it matters • Real strategies to break free from the work-spend cycle • The systemic forces shaping your financial future (and what you can actually control) **Perfect For:** ✓ Young professionals questioning the "hustle culture" narrative ✓ Students worried about their financial future ✓ Anyone tired of feeling broke despite having a job ✓ Readers seeking social and economic truth **Stop accepting financial struggle as inevitable. Understand the system. Reclaim your power.** Get your copy today and join thousands of young people taking control of their economic destiny.

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Product details

• Format: Physical printed book shipped from store inventory
• Language: English
• Recommended audience: Adult readers
• Binding: Paperback
• Approximate trim or package size: 152.4-228.6 cm
• Condition: New
• Gender: Unisex
• ISBN / barcode: 9798904666644
• SKU: xz01-E-9798904666644
• Google product category: Print Books

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