Every global city eventually faces a question it would rather postpone: how much can it demand from capital before capital starts demanding distance?

Red Mayor, Green Money imagines that question through New York. A socialist City Hall meets Wall Street's green money, and the fight is not only ideological. It is budgetary, cultural, geographic, and deeply practical.

Housing, taxes, labor, policing, capital flight, public services, migration, and prestige all become part of the same pressure system.

The book is a scenario for anyone watching New York and wondering whether the city can remake its politics without breaking the machine that funds it.

Who this is for: New Yorkers, policy readers, finance watchers, urbanists, and political observers.

Read the sample if you want a sharper political and financial thought experiment about New York.

Read the sample on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FXH4ZNLJ