Friedrich Hayek told us that, if old truths are to retain their hold on men’s minds, they must be restated in the language and concepts of successive generations.
Over the last century, two systems have provided the dominant interpretations and conflicting visions of political and economic freedom: free-market capitalism and socialism. While socialism has been tried and failed, it is experiencing a revival in recent years.
While proponents of capitalism celebrate the economic growth that is created by private enterprise and individual freedom, advocates of socialism claim they have a more compassionate system because of its egalitarian nature.
But which one has a more positive effect on human flourishing?
At the Hoover Institution, a multi-disciplinary group of scholars investigated the many facets and historical records of these systems to assess the consequences of both. The results are eye-opening.
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