The Ayn Rand Center for Individual Rights

Yaron Brook is a guest on Sounds of Film to discuss the Atlas Shrugged movie. Recorded November 17, 2011.

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Yaron Brook delivered this talk at George Mason University on November 3, 2011. Based on a revolutionary view of why government intervention grows—and what must be done in order to stop it—Dr. Brook offers his assessment of two political movements: The Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street. He concludes that to successfully stop the growth of the state, and end cronyism, Americans will have to discover that laissez-faire capitalism is the only moral system—one that must be defended without guilt.

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Ayn Rand speaks on topics including monopolies; the constitutional foundations of capitalism; the history of railroads; and the policy of homesteading.

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Yaron Brook delivered this introduction to Ayn Rand’s moral defense of capitalism at an event hosted by the Foundation for Economic Education on November 5, 2011.

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Yaron Brook appears on The Mike Slater Show to discuss numerous issues related to capitalism in today’s culture. Recorded October 3, 2011.

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Don Watkins discusses the need for a moral defense of capitalism. This interview on Butler on Business was recorded August 26, 2011.

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Ayn Rand analyzes the qualities required for entrepreneurial success.

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The conflict between capitalism and communism, Ayn Rand says, is really a war of reason vs. mysticism. She warns businessmen: “You do not hire witch doctors as mechanics or engineers; do not hire them as PR men.” Recorded in 1961.

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Yaron Brook discusses the financial crisis, and explains to business students why they should act in their rational self-interest. These are excerpts from a talk given at Babson College on March 28, 2011.

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In this talk, delivered October 20, 2007, as part of a lecture series at the Goldwyn Library commemorating the 50th anniversary of Atlas Shrugged, Thomas A. Bowden highlights the novel’s dramatic defense of capitalism.

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