What Went Wrong with Capitalism

Ruchir Sharma's "What Went Wrong with Capitalism" examines the detrimental effects of excessive government intervention in the economy.

Sharma argues that capitalism wasn't a failure, but rather was undermined by well-intentioned government actions.

The book explores how government interventions, from increased spending to excessive regulation, have distorted markets and hindered productivity growth.

Sharma uses historical examples and global case studies to support his analysis, offering insights into the insidious consequences of big government.

He proposes solutions focused on restoring market efficiency and reducing the burden of state intervention.