First Oliver James pronounced a serious case of Affluenza in his bestselling book of the same name. Now he taps the same vein to yield even more insight into the cash-burning bug sweeping the Western world.
Here he squares his sights on those money martyrs whose obsessive, envious tendencies make them twice as prone to depression, anxiety and addictions – even though they enjoy a quality of life head and shoulders above those in less developed nations. Basically, since the 70s the rich's wallets have got much, much fatter – while the Joe Blows continue to surf along the median wage line.
You can't afford to miss this rallying cry to the powers-that-be and hard-hitting diagnosis of our woes in one.