Creating Capitalism: The State and Small Business Since 1945

Linda Weiss explores the intricate relationship between the state and small businesses from the end of World War II to the present. This comprehensive study delves into how government policies have shaped the development of capitalism, often prioritizing the needs of larger corporations over smaller enterprises.

As she examines various economic landscapes, Weiss sheds light on the challenges faced by small businesses amid the expansion of big business. Her analysis provides valuable insights into the resilience of entrepreneurship and raises important questions about the future of small enterprises in a rapidly changing economic environment. Through rigorous research and compelling arguments, the work contributes significantly to the understanding of capitalism's evolution.