In Defence of Wealth: A Modest Rebuttal to the Charge the Rich Are Bad for Society [Hardcover]

Is being rich bad for society? This book defends wealth creation and celebrates those who generate it.

InIn Defence of Wealth, Derek Bullen, a successful Canadian entrepreneur, debunks myths about the rich and highlights their crucial role in building companies, creating jobs, and funding government services. He argues that wealth creators are essential for a thriving economy and that attacking them is counterproductive.

Discover:

• Why we need more entrepreneurs, not fewer.
• How the rich contribute to society through taxes and philanthropy.
• The importance of a free market and competitive taxation.

This book is for anyone interested in economics, business, and the role of wealth in society. It offers an insightful perspective on the benefits of wealth creation and the importance of supporting those who drive economic growth. Are the rich bad for society? This book will make you think again.

“An important story about the true wellsprings of growth and innovation in our society. It’s a long-overdue vindication of those who drive our economy.” —Mo Lidsky, Chief Executive Officer, Prime Quadrant“A new look at the importance of wealth creators to support our standard of living and create opportunities for future generations.” —Nancy MacKay, CEO, MacKay CEO Forums"Empathetic and concise, never defensive, never exactly the stereotype he aims to bury. As someone who worked his way to the top, who worked for everything he has, Bullen has a refreshingly honest, modest but never self-deprecating take on the responsibilities and necessary albatrosses the rich like him now find themselves culpable for. 'Wealth does not make a person good.' However— and this is more to the point—neither does wealth necessarily make a person bad." —Garth Thomas, Hollywood DigestDerek Bullenis Founder and CEO of S.i. Systems ULC. Il“€