Other People's Money and How the Bankers Use It

Louis Dembitz Brandeis, renowned for his advocacy of the "right to privacy," critiques the dangers of investment banking, corporatism, and monopolies in this influential 1914 work. He highlights the growing concentration of wealth among a select elite, positioning himself as a champion for the common good. His insights remain relevant as they address the intersection of law, economics, and social justice, showcasing his commitment to reform and the protection of individual rights against corporate power.