Episode 127: A Capitalist Manifesto by Johan Norberg - Deep Dive Book Review

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Today we review Johan Norberg's "The Capitalist Manifesto," arguing for global capitalism's benefits. The book champions free markets and economic liberalization, citing reduced poverty and increased human well-being as evidence of its success. Norberg critiques protectionist and interventionist policies, arguing that they stifle innovation and hinder economic growth. He addresses counterarguments regarding job losses, inequality, and environmental concerns, maintaining that free markets ultimately lead to greater prosperity and better outcomes. The book also examines the roles of government and technological advancements in economic development.

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