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Published by TAURUS · Economics and business · ISBN 9788430627165

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Joseph Stiglitz, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics, argues that the idea of freedom has shifted to mean the freedom of companies to pollute, of big tech to escape oversight and of politicians to lie. He criticises the neoliberal experiment of recent decades and, drawing on contemporary philosophers, proposes rethinking the role of the state and what to do when one person's freedom collides with another's.

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For readers of economic and political essays interested in the debate on capitalism, inequality, populism and market regulation.
Why people still read it
It was reviewed by Kirkus and The New Yorker, where John Cassidy read it as an attempt to redefine freedom for liberals and progressives and to argue for a progressive capitalism.

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