"What Went Wrong with Capitalism" by Ruchir Sharma offers a profound analysis of the current challenges facing the capitalist system. Sharma argues that the increasing intervention of the state in the economy, particularly in developed countries, has led to a distortion of the original principles of the free market. He describes how the expansion of government spending, regulation, and bailouts during times of crisis has resulted in a system that can be termed "socialized risks." These developments have not only hindered productivity and economic growth but also undermined voters' trust in the capitalist system. Sharma proposes seven targeted measures to restore the balance between government support and free markets, enabling a prosperous future. This book is essential reading for anyone looking to understand the complex relationships between the state and the economy.