Freedom Lets Ordinary People Do Extraordinary Things | Guest: Peter Boettke | Ep 120

Matt Kibbe sits down with economist Peter Boettke to discuss his new book, “The Struggle for a Better World,” about the hope that comes along with the vision of a free society. Too often, economists are seen as raining on the parades of the do-gooders who want to fix injustice in society. Boettke argues that we can be just as positive and inspiring as progressives, only instead of depending on privileged elites to solve our problems for us, we can recognize that a truly great society comes from ordinary people being allowed to pursue happiness in their own individual ways.

The Struggle for a Better World: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08WRF5KMK/

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