"Christian Felber and his associates have created 'The Economy for the Common Good', a utopian vision of society based on community values where altruism is rewarded and political and economic power returned to the people. In Change Everything Felber lays out a plan for this new society, based on the idea that 'all econonic activity should serve the common good'. Success would be measured not just financially, but with social measures, and Felber lays out a structure for how this could happen. In Felber's new society, financial success could not be achieved without social success, measured by the community. [...] Felber describes a number of means that would be used to rejig society to pursue common goals, including the creation of a 'universal balance sheet' – structures for measuring social contributions, and for auditing enterprises. Anyone familiar with the 'systematic planning process' or 'holistic management' will find the techniques presented here familiar. While he would acknowledge that achieving an Economy of the Common Good requires implementation on a national or a world scale, Felber's colleagues and supporters have begun to create small-scale enterprises based on the principles of the movement, with experiments in several countries. He also acknowledges that his plan is not the only possible way forward, but a starting point that can be built on, as its implementation meets new and exciting challenges. Though it sometimes reads like an EU policy document, its central idea is intriguing enough to pull one through."