The 10 Fallacies of Anti-Capitalists (Non-Fiction, Economics, Finance, Income, Money, Capitalism)

Critics of capitalism will break their teeth on this book. Zitelmann examines the ten most common objections to capitalism: capitalism leads to hunger and poverty, increasing inequality, superfluous consumption, environmental degradation and climate change. In capitalism, only profit counts at the expense of humanity, in capitalism monopolies dominate, and democracy is being hollowed out. Zitelmann deals with each of these arguments in detail and shows: It is not capitalism that has failed, but all anti-capitalist experiments of the past 100 years. He does not argue theoretically, but comes up with a wealth of surprising facts and historical facts. The second part of the book deals with how people in Europe, the USA and Asia feel about capitalism. In order to explore this, Zitelmann commissioned the renowned survey institute Ipsos MORI to carry out a survey in 14 countries, the results of which are presented here for the first time. The price is: fixed retail price Release date: 2/22/2022