Books by Anatole Kaletsky

Anatole Kaletsky is one of the UK’s leading commentators on economics. Until March 2012 he was Editor at Large at The Times, where he has written a weekly column on economics and government since joining as economics editor in 1990. In June 2012 he joins Reuters as a columnist. Kaletsky is also a co-founder of economic consulting firm GaveKal. His book Capitalism 4.0 was published in 2010

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Capitalism 4.0

by Anatole Kaletsky

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The Truth About Markets: Why Some Nations are Rich But Most Remain Poor
by John Kay

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The Company of Strangers
by Paul Seabright

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What Money Can’t Buy
by Michael Sandel

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Democracy in Europe
by Larry Siedentop

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Beyond Mechanical Markets
by Roman Frydman and Michael Goldberg

The best books on A New Capitalism, recommended by Anatole Kaletsky

We need to build an entirely new market system, not just patch up the old one, says economics commentator Anatole Kaletsky. He picks the best books to help us think about what form a new capitalism might take.