Jul 15, 1986 | 416 Pages
“One of the most revolutionary and powerful works on capitalism—and on politics—that has ever been published.”—Professor Leonard Peikoff, Barron’s magazine
Introduction
Theory and History
1. What Is Capitalism? – Ayn Rand
2. The Roots of War – Ayn Rand
3. America’s Persecuted Minority: Big Business – Ayn Rand
4. Antitrust – Alan Greenspan5. Common Fallacies About Capitalism – Nathaniel Branden
6. Gold and Economic Freedom – Alan Greenspan
7. Notes on the History of American Free Enterprise – Ayn Rand
8. The Effects of the Industrial Revolution on Women and Children – Robert Hessen
9. The Assault on Integrity – Alan Greenspan
10. The Property Status of Airwaves – Ayn Rand
11. Patents and Copyrights – Ayn Rand
12. Theory and Practice – Ayn Rand
13. Let Us Alone! – Ayn Rand
Current State
14. The Anatomy of Compromise – Ayn Rand
15. Is Atlas Shrugging? – Ayn Rand
16. The Pull Peddlers – Ayn Rand
17. “Extremism,” or the Art of Smearing – Ayn Rand
18. The Obliteration of Capitalism – Ayn Rand
19. Conservatism: An Obituary – Ayn Rand
20. The New Fascism: Rule by Consensus – Ayn Rand
21. The Wreckage of the Consensus – Ayn Rand
22. The Cashing-in: The Student Rebellion – Ayn Rand
23. Alienation – Nathaniel Branden
24. Requiem for Man – Ayn Rand
Appendix:
Man’s Rights – Ayn Rand
The Nature of Government – Ayn Rand
Recommended Bibliography
Index
