We Can—And Must—Reform Capitalism.

Fred discusses his book on capitalism, exploring how the term has evolved and been redefined over time. He examines the historical context, the sacralization of market systems, and the role of regulation in democracy. The conversation also compares global models like Scandinavia and China, highlighting the importance of education and social contracts. The discussion concludes with reflections on the future of capitalism and the need for innovation and transformation.

How does the author relate the rise of populism to economic conditions?

What historical context does the author provide to explain current economic challenges?

What is the author's perspective on the future of capitalism as discussed in the book?

What does the author argue about the Scandinavian model in relation to economic efficiency?