Capitalism and Its Critics by John Cassidy offers a sharp, readable look at one of the world’s most influential economic systems and the people who have challenged it. Drawing on history, ideas, and contemporary debates, the book explores how capitalism works, why it has been questioned, and what its critics have argued across different eras.
Ideal for readers interested in economics, politics, and public affairs, this book provides context for understanding modern markets and the inequalities, crises, and controversies that shape them. Capitalism and Its Critics is an engaging choice for anyone who wants a thoughtful introduction to the arguments surrounding capitalism and its future.
