Capitalism and Its Critics

Capitalism and Its Critics provides a sweeping history of capitalism through the perspectives of its most notable detractors, exploring key moments from the East India Company to the digital age. Authored by John Cassidy, a staff writer at The New Yorker, this engaging narrative features a range of figures, from the English Luddites to modern movements advocating for degrowth. By blending biography with a thorough examination of economic theories, this audiobook illuminates the complex roots of contemporary issues like inequality and climate change.