- Conservatives on the right are increasingly attacking capitalism, a shift from their previous support for free trade and free markets.
- Four new books highlight this shift and target corporations and liberalism as villains.
- Sohrab Ahmari argues that private power is coercive and calls for a stronger state role in coordinating economic activity.
- Patrick Deneen blames liberalism for societal problems and advocates for state support of traditional families and manufacturing.
- Johan Norberg's book counters these arguments, showing that global capitalism has led to improvements in living conditions.
Conservatives are attacking capitalism
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