Critics of capitalism will find this book challenging. Zitelmann examines the ten most common objections to capitalism: that capitalism leads to hunger and poverty, increasing inequality, unnecessary consumption, environmental destruction, and climate change. In capitalism, only profit matters at the expense of humanity, monopolies dominate, and democracy is undermined. Zitelmann addresses each of these arguments in detail and demonstrates that it is not capitalism that has failed, but rather all the anti-capitalist experiments of the past 100 years. He does not argue theoretically but presents a wealth of surprising facts and historical truths. The second part of the book discusses how people in Europe, the USA, and Asia view capitalism. To explore this, Zitelmann commissioned a survey in 14 countries from the renowned polling institute Ipsos MORI, the results of which are presented here for the first time.