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This is not really a good summary of the question. For those interested in the question, I strongly suggest reading "Who Rules America" by G. William Domhoff h
by diziet 12y ago
This is not really a good summary of the question. For those interested in the question, I strongly suggest reading "Who Rules America" by G. William Domhoff
http://www.amazon.com/Rules-America-Challenges-Corporate-Dominance/dp/0078111560/ http://www.amazon.com/Rules-America-Challenges-Corporate-Dom...
The book in question also has a website: http://www2.ucsc.edu/whorulesamerica/ http://www2.ucsc.edu/whorulesamerica/
- Domenic_S 12y agoAm I missing something? That book seems very politically focused, and more about the power-elite structures than about what affluent people do online. The question's context is a fairly simple "...and how can we effectively market our goods & services to them".
- dimitar 12y agoIt is still probably more relevant than the article, which is about a group that the article considers not that rich and living from savings (essentially upper-middle class older people).
- tinco 12y agoThat makes no sense, they've selected a group that the article clearly considers rich, and is a large majority of the total amount of rich people.
- diziet 12y agoIt's not really politically focused as it is focused on it from an economic class perspective. While it surely does not dig into the exact question of what affluent people do online, it covers the actual economic and power based structure of america in much more depth.
- tinco 12y agoI doubt a book from 1967 has a very good answer to "What do the rich do online?".
- diziet 12y agoThe Publication Date for that edition is: July 16, 2009 I think there's even a 2013~ edition available now.