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The Mystery Of Capital Why Capitalism Succeeds In The West And Fails Everywhere Else

Hernando De Soto

"The hour of capitalism's greatest triumph," writes Hernando de Soto, "is, in the eyes of four-fifths of humanity, its hour of crisis." In The Mystery of Capital, the world-famous Peruvian economist takes up the question that, more than any other, is central to one of the most crucial problems the w...

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The Ezra Klein Show

She highlighted The Mystery of Capital, noting that de Soto argues private property rights are essential to the functioning of capitalism.

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The Mystery of Capital by Hernando de Soto reminds us of perpetual problems in the Western Hemisphere, the tension between socialism and capitalism, and specifically speaks about the importance of tit...

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She highlighted The Mystery of Capital, noting that de Soto argues private property rights are essential to the functioning of capitalism.

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The Mystery of Capital by Hernando de Soto reminds us of perpetual problems in the Western Hemisphere, the tension between socialism and capitalism, and specifically speaks about the importance of titles to land, private property, and the foundations of what makes capitalism work.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

It was referenced as highlighting how difficult it can be to legally register businesses in some countries, leading to years of red tape and potentially invalidating legal efforts.

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You know I read a great book called The Mystery of Capital, a Hormando de Soto.

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It was referenced as highlighting how difficult it can be to legally register businesses in some countries, leading to years of red tape and potentially invalidating legal efforts.

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You know I read a great book called The Mystery of Capital, a Hormando de Soto.

De Soto I was going to bring him up.

Yeah yeah De Soto's great man that's a great book and he points out that in some of the so-called developing countries especially the more corrupt ones not only does it take multiple years to do anything at all legally but by the time you jump through all the hoops to do it legally the laws have been changed so that what you do is no longer valid.

Bannon`s War Room

The author of this book was mentioned while discussing the importance of written titles and deeds for economic growth, noting that he examined what was missing in nations with some form of capitalism that remained extremely poor.

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There's a guy named Who did the book The Mystery of Capital Okay, I'm forgetting his name Right now But anyway He did this book The Mystery of Capital And he looked at What was missing In all of these...

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The author of this book was mentioned while discussing the importance of written titles and deeds for economic growth, noting that he examined what was missing in nations with some form of capitalism that remained extremely poor.

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There's a guy named Who did the book The Mystery of Capital Okay, I'm forgetting his name Right now But anyway He did this book The Mystery of Capital And he looked at What was missing In all of these nations That have some Form of capitalism But they are still Extremely poor

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