Explore nine of the most common criticisms of capitalism through
history and economic research.
Nine myths. One timely debate.
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Patriot,
Did capitalism cause the Great Depression?
Are monopolies an inevitable result of free markets?
Is economic growth incompatible with environmental stewardship?
These questions have shaped public debate for generations. In _Nine
Myths About Capitalism_, Herbert J. Walberg and Joseph L. Bast examine
nine of the most common criticisms of free enterprise, challenging
conventional assumptions with history, economic research, and
real-world examples.
From inequality and corporate profits to globalization, labor unions,
and civil rights, the authors explore how many widely accepted beliefs
about capitalism became popular and whether the evidence actually
supports them. Whether you agree with every conclusion or not, you'll
come away with a deeper understanding of one of the defining economic
systems of the modern world.
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