Who Really Holds Power in Capitalism? | TWE 164

One of the biggest myths about capitalism is that it concentrates power among elites. In reality, free-market capitalism decentralizes power by allowing millions of individuals to make decisions through voluntary exchange, entrepreneurship, investment, and competition.In this episode of This Week’s Economy, we explore why strong institutions matter, how economic freedom disperses power, and why centralized government control often weakens prosperity and opportunity.We also discuss:• Property rights and the rule of law• Federal Reserve distortions and overspending• Regulatory burdens and economic costs• Healthcare competition and certificate-of-need laws• School choice and decentralized education• Why spending restraint matters at every level of governmentThe closer decision-making stays to individuals, families, and communities, the stronger and more resilient society becomes.For show notes, more commentary, and resources:https://vanceginn.comhttps://vanceginn.substack.com