Explore the paradox of capitalism in “Capitalism and Crises.” This insightful book argues that capitalism’s inherent nature, often misunderstood, can be the solution to the very crises it seems to create. Delve into the core institution of business and understand how misinterpretations of profit, the system’s primary driver, lead to problems. Mayer masterfully blends economics, philosophy, psychology, and more to diagnose what’s gone wrong and propose a transformative path forward. Discover how to reshape profit motives, redefine the role of financial institutions, and foster public-private collaboration for shared prosperity. This essential read offers a roadmap for practitioners, policymakers, and citizens to collectively address 21st-century challenges and build a thriving future.