New York: Basic Books, March 1978.

PART ONE: The Enemy of Being is Having

1. Corporate Capitalism in America

2. Business and the “New Class”

3. Frustrations of Affluence

4. Ideology and Food

5. The Environmentalist Crusade

6. The Hidden Costs of Regulation

7. Capitalism, Socialism, and Nihilism

PART TWO: The Corporation and the Dinosaur

8. The Corporation and the Dinosaur

9. Ethics and the Corporation

10. Horatio Alger and Profits

11. The Corporation as a Citizen

12. On “Economic Education”

13. Inflation and the “Dismal Science”

14. Some Doubts About “Deregulation”

15. The Credibility of Corporations

16. The OPEC Connection

17. The Republican Future

18. “The Stupid Party”

19. On Conservatism and Capitalism

20. On Corporate Philanthropy

21. The Shareholder Constituency

PART THREE: What is “Social Justice”?

22. Utopianism, Ancient and Modern

23. About Equality

24. What Is “Social Justice”?

25. Taxes, Poverty, and Equality

26. Of Populism and Taxes

27. Social Reform: Gains and Losses

28. The Poverty of Redistribution

29. Reforming the Welfare State

30. Of Decadence and Tennis Flannels

Epilogue: “When Virtue Loses All Her Loveliness”—Some Reflections on Capitalism and the “Free Society”

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