Where Have All The Capitalists Gone? - Dr. Richard Salsman

<p>In this very first episode of<em> The Morals &amp; Markets Podcast</em> through The Atlas Society's student programs, Atlas Society Senior Scholar and Professor of Political Economy out of Duke, <a href="https://www.atlassociety.org/staff-trustees-and-authors/dr-richard-m-salsman">Dr. Richard M. Salsman</a> presents on his latest book <em>"Where Have All The Capitalists Gone? Essays In Moral Political Economy".&nbsp;</em></p> <p>Each month <em>The Morals &amp; Markets Podcast</em> will go live, featuring the first 30-minutes of Dr. Salsman's monthly <em><a href="https://www.atlassociety.org/atlas-university/morals-and-markets">Morals &amp; Markets Seminar</a></em> that he hosts LIVE for students as a part of his role of Senior Scholar for The Atlas Society. If you want to join Morals &amp; Markets on the fourth Thursday of each month and partake in the Q&amp;A session with Dr. Salsman, <a href="https://myjunto.app/share/junto/the-atlas-society">Follow The Atlas Society on Junto(Kazm)</a>&nbsp;where our meetings are hosted and <a href="https://www.atlassociety.org/atlas-university/morals-and-markets">fill out the <em>Morals &amp; Markets form</em></a> on our website to receive emails about upcoming sessions!&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>EPISODE 1:</strong></p> <p><em>Where Have All The Capitalists Gone&nbsp;</em>is a compelling case for the many virtues of capitalism. Though long derided, Salsman convincingly shows that capitalism is not only the most productive social system but also the most moral and the most just. In this discussion, Dr. Salsman tells us why his book is pertinent, why it is relevant, and how it is distinct from other books written on Capitalism in recent years. Dr. Salsman makes the strong case for the&nbsp;<em>morality&nbsp;</em>of capitalism as a social system with benefits that far outweigh other social end economic systems</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>