The book "Hell's Retribution. How Wage Suppression is Ruining America" is a research work that sheds light on the problem of falling wages in the US and its consequences for American society. The author traces the history of the widening income gap between highly skilled and low-skilled workers, and also shows how this gap affects social relations and the economic situation in the country. The author reveals a wide range of problems related to inequality in wages, starting from the decrease in the purchasing power of the population and ending with the aggravation of class conflicts. He analyzes the reasons for the decrease in wages, points out the influence of political decisions and the activities of corporations on this process. In addition, the author suggests ways to solve the problem through the implementation of effective mechanisms of social protection and regulation of the labor market. "Hell's Retribution. How Wage Suppression is Ruining America" is a book calling for an understanding of the importance of ensuring fair wages for all categories of the population. This is a study that helps to better understand the problems of modern capitalist society and looks for ways to improve the socio-economic situation of citizens.