Book : Free Market Revolution How Ayn Rands Ideas Can End...

-Titulo Original : Free Market Revolution How Ayn Rands Ideas Can End Big Government

-Fabricante :

St. Martins Griffin

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Already a National Bestseller, in Free Market Revolution, the keepers of Ayn Rands legacy argue that the answer to our current economic woes lies not in trickle-down government but in Rands inspiring philosophy of capitalism and self-interest a philosophy that more and more people are turning to for answers. Here, Brook and Watkins explain how her ideas can solve a host of political and economic ills, including the debt crisis, looming inflation, anti-business regulation, and the swelling entitlement state. And most important, they show how Rands principles allow defenders of the free market to seize the moral high ground in the fight to limit government. This is a fresh and urgent look at the ideas of one of the most controversial figures in modern history ideas that may prove the only hope for the future. Review “While you might not agree with Yaron Brook and Don Watkins, it is all but certain that you will learn from them. I certainly did, and I have a newfound appreciation for free market ideals.” The Washington Times“Very good and very informative… the beauty of Free Market Revolution is that it reminds readers that using the government to take care of your needs is no different than going next door to steal from your neighbor.” Forbes “A joy to read. Even as it merges hefty philosophical arguments, detailed discussions of key economic concepts, and numerous historical examples, its light and breezy prose enables quick reading...Free Market Revolution could not have come at a better time.” The Objective Standard“An intriguing gauntlet and a challenge to conventional political wisdom and philosophical underpinnings… This revolution will inflame many and embolden others, but that is not all bad…Recommended.” Choice“Free Market Revolution will raise the ire of every statist, socialist and crony capitalist. Rand understood - as do the authors of this all-too-timely book - that free markets are, indeed, moral while Big Government is manifestly not.” Steve Forbes“A powerful and unapologetic case in support of capitalism. For those who think more government will solve our nation’s problems, Free Market Revolution will open your eyes. For those who can already see the light, it will sharpen your vision.” Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, Inc., host of the Peter Schiff Show on SchiffRadio , and author of The Real Crash: America’s Coming Bankruptcy How to Save Yourself and Your Country“Free Market Revolution is must-reading for an age in which the government seems to be treating Atlas Shrugged not as a warning, but as a how-to manual.” Glenn Reynolds,“Free Market Revolution is a potential game-changer. Brook and Watkins dismantle the myth that free markets are responsible for todays ills, and they teach us how to take the moral high ground in the fight against Big Government. If there are any Occupiers left, this book should make them lay down their signs in surrender. Anyone who wants to understand why we have strayed so far from the Founders ideals, and how we can find our way back, should read this book.” Mallory Factor, Founder, Mallory Factor, Inc., and Professor of International Politics at The Citadel“This book is a must read for anyone concerned about the demonization of capitalism and deification of collectivism. Yaron Brook and Don Watkins meld philosophy with practicality in their cogent analysis of how Ayn Rands moral defense of capitalism can bring down the limitless growth of government and restore its original, intended purpose--protection of individual rights. Changing the trajectory of the country calls for a long and intense fight with very steep odds against victory. But the concept of the Free Market Revolution, celebrating the individual pursuit of rational, long-term self interest as a virtue, provides the arsenal for the assault. And Brook and Watkins give a battle plan of surefire approaches to limit, and then eliminate, even such massiv