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Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal

eng. Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal · 1966
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The book «Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal» by Ayn Rand is a collection of essays in which the author and her co-authors defend capitalism as the only morally correct social system. Rand argues that capitalism is based on the principles of individual freedom and human rights, and that it is the only system that allows a person to live according to their nature as a rational being. The book examines various aspects of capitalism, including its economic, political, and social advantages. Rand also criticizes socialism and other forms of collectivism, claiming that they inevitably lead to tyranny and oppression. The book calls for a reevaluation of capitalism and its role in modern society, emphasizing the importance of protecting individual rights and freedom.

Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal
Date of publication: 18 December 2024
———Original titleeng. Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal · 1966
Genre: Philosophy
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