Creating a World Without Poverty: How Social Business Can Transform Capitalism-Muhammad Yunus
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Why Read This Book?
- •Learn how social business can eliminate poverty sustainably
- •Understand microfinance and inclusive capitalism
- •Ideal for entrepreneurs, NGOs, and impact-driven leaders
- •Backed by real case studies from developing economies
- •Written by a Nobel Peace Prize–winning economist 👉 If you believe business should solve real problems, this book will expand how you see capitalism.
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Creating a World Without Poverty by Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, co-founder of Grameen Bank, is a visionary yet practical book that reimagines capitalism as a tool for solving social problems.
The book introduces the concept of social business, enterprises designed to solve issues like poverty, health, and education while remaining financially sustainable.
Drawing from real-world case studies including microfinance and partnerships with global companies, Yunus argues that profit and purpose do not have to be enemies.
Originating from Bangladesh, with global relevance, this book speaks directly to entrepreneurs, policymakers, students, and changemakers who believe business can be a force for good.
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