Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal

By Ayn Rand, Nathaniel Branden, Alan Greenspan & Robert Hessen

A Defense of the Free Market System

Exploring the principles and philosophy behind capitalism.

Overview

Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal is a compelling collection of essays in which Ayn Rand and her collaborators present a thorough defense of capitalism as the only moral and practical economic system. The book critiques the persecution of big business, the dangers of collectivism, and the ethical foundations of a truly free market society.

What’s Inside?

• Ayn Rand’s Philosophical Defense of Capitalism – A deep dive into her Objectivist perspective.
• Contributions from Notable Economists – Essays from Alan Greenspan, Nathaniel Branden, and Robert Hessen.
• Critique of Government Intervention – Analysis of regulation, taxation, and bureaucratic control.
• The Moral Case for Capitalism – Why economic freedom is essential for individual rights.

Who Should Read This?

• Students of Economics and Philosophy – A foundational text on free-market principles.
• Business and Finance Professionals – Insights into the moral and practical case for capitalism.
• Political Thinkers and Libertarians – A critical perspective on government intervention.

Praise for Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal

“A powerful and persuasive defense of economic freedom.”

Final Thoughts

Rand’s Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal is an essential read for those seeking to understand the philosophical and economic underpinnings of a truly free society. A must-have for thinkers, economists, and entrepreneurs.

ISBN-13: 9780451147950

ISBN-10: 0451147952