Title: Surprisingly disappointed
Product review: For someone who has been in business for as long as Mr. Iacocca has, he should understand more about what makes the world go around, and deal with the realities. This book is long on whining and short on real solutions. The problem is corruption - corruption from the individual level to the society at large - and no one has a real solution for it. When a fix for short term thinking and greed comes, then all of the other political and economic problems will be solved.I am surprised that Mr. Iacocca takes no responsibility for the policies that he helped to promulgate (NAFTA), which we are now seeing the fruit of. George Bush is not God, and isn't the sole bearer of responsibility for 50 years of liberal ideology in America. There is plenty of blame to go around in all American political and business circles. If the reader wants good ideas for the short term, look elsewhere than this book.
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