Tony Blankley

The Virtues of Capitalism

Work, Money & Leadership

“Hill and Rae shrewdly reveal the positive effects of religious and political traditions on economic performance. Even in the midst of the Great Recession, the authors show that capitalism in the United States is shaped by biblical values, and leaves man economically more and morally better than a mere "naked individual who was the sum of his individual appetites." Like Adam Smith before them, Hill and Rae rightly return moral sentiment to what makes for the wealth of nations. This vital message couldn't come at a more propitious moment -- as a needed guide to Americans as we begin to work our way back to a morally founded prosperity.”