“Should be read by every scholar, writer, activist…”--Ron Paul, former U.S. Congressman“I love [it.]” A “masterful dissection.” “Fantastic!” —Dr. Arthur LafferIf you have read or even heard about "Capital in the Twenty-First Century"—economist Thomas Piketty’s egalitarian treatise—you owe it to yourself to read Hendrickson’s powerful critique. Hendrickson combines extensive knowledge, mature wisdom, common sense, and a rare ability to render complex subjects clear and easily understood. "Problems with Piketty" shows us the grim consequences of egalitarian policies, exposes the flaws and explodes the fallacies in Piketty’s book, and presents a stirring defense of free enterprise. Far more than just a corrective to "Capital"’s many errors, "Problems with Piketty" works well as a stand-alone teaching tool. Thanks to a detailed Table of Contents, its multiple lessons are easy to find. You may find yourself referring to this book for years to come.“A serious and thorough analysis…”--Fr. Robert Sirico, Acton Institute “A classic for our time.”--Dr. Yuri Maltsev, Author of Requiem for Marx“Highly readable…a yeoman’s job”--Walter Williams, John E. Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics, George Mason University