Fallacy of Insolvency Laws and Their Baneful Effects

This groundbreaking study of insolvency laws in the United States exposes the flaws and failures of current bankruptcy systems. Drawing on extensive research and case studies, author Thomas Ritchie argues that insolvency laws are not only ineffective, but actually harmful to the economy and society at large.
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