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The Last Industry is a bold manifesto about the collapse of the old economy - and the quiet rise of something new. Marek Niedzwiedz unpacks why debt-fueled growth has replaced real value, why the middle class is vanishing, and why timber, clean air, care, and time might become tomorrow's currencies. For investors, policymakers, and business leaders navigating the net-zero era, this book offers a radically fresh lens - part macroeconomic analysis, part call to action. If you're wondering what comes after capitalism-as-we-know-it, this book shows you where to look - and how to lead. Marek Niedzwiedz grew up in post-communist Poland, where value wasn't measured in bank accounts, but in people, resilience, and quiet resourcefulness. He saw how entire systems collapse - and how quickly new ones rise, often repeating old mistakes. A former soldier and athlete turned entrepreneur, Marek built and sold companies across Europe. His work spans turnarounds, acquisitions, and advising global leaders - but his deeper mission is to help restore meaning in a world obsessed with measurement. ""A bold and urgent read. This book isn't just about the economy - it's about how we value what matters most."" - Liat Ben-Zur, Global Board Director & ex-Microsoft Executive

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