Capitalism at its Best: America’s Next 250 Years Starts Now
As America approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding, the nation confronts a question as old as the Republic and as urgent as tomorrow’s paycheck: can free-market capitalism reach its full potential? Over the past century, American enterprise has produced extraordinary gains — longer lives, cheaper goods, world-leading innovation, and upward mobility for hundreds of millions of people. Yet the mood is souring. More citizens appear to sense that the escalator to the middle class is slowing, that the rewards of effort are harder to capture, and that the future may be less generous than the past. This is not merely a cyclical downturn or a partisan mirage. Nor is it a media-induced malaise. It reflects a widening belief that, for many, the promise of capitalism to advance broad-based prosperity may be beyond reach. Check in LinkedIn for further information.