Guy Sorman, TCS Daily
Brian Carney and Isaac Getz's Freedom, Inc. is a timely book. It's also countercyclical and somewhat counterintuitive. After all, most of today's writing about economics and business is haunted by the current crisis: nearly every author and commentator expects that either more or less government intervention will bring the economy out of its difficulties. But Carney and Getz remind us that without well-managed enterprises, there would be no economy at all. Crisis or no crisis, the engine of economic growth has always been, and will always remain, entrepreneurs. Nations without entrepreneurs—whether they drive them out with excessive taxes and regulations, or in more extreme cases, suppress, exile, or kill them—never reach prosperity. One can often ascertain the condition of a nation's economy by assessing the cultural, legal, fiscal, and social status of its entrepreneurial class.
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