In 1984, Lee lacocca s autobiography

made history, breaking bestseller

records throughout the world, His

personal story--the rise and fall and

rise again of this immigrants son; his

old-fashioned values and straight-

shooting opinions evoked an

extraordinary outpouring of response

from readers everywhere,

Now, in the same outspoken voice that

stirred millions, lacocca speaks from

the heart about wha1"s on his mind: at

home, as he raises his kids and grows

older; in the nation, as the deficit

mounts, Wall Street wavers and the

twentieth century draws to a close; and

in our increasingly interdependent

world.

What do we stand for today and how

do we retrieve the values our parents

and grandparents gave us? Where has

Washington gone wrong? How is

American business going astray? When

will we stop suing each other atthe

drop of a hat? Why is the country that

feeds the world watching its farmers

starve? Above all, how can we improve

the quality of our lives and make "Made

in America" mean something again?