Based on 19th-century theories unrelated to reality. Neoliberals claim there is no alternative, asserting that communist societies, social democracies, and even moderate welfare states like the United States have all failed, leaving neoliberalism as the only viable path.

Despite its flaws, it's seen as the only possible economic system. In a surgical manner, Chomsky unveils the truth about major economic agreements that only widen the gap between people and free market pioneers.

The historical references stand as evidence for debates confined to economic institutions and major corporations, rarely reaching the final beneficiary or the sole loser in a game played in dim corridors despite the light in the world.

Chomsky does not appeal to emotions; he recounts history, questioning foundational theories about profit and market spirit concepts that have disappeared. The choice and awareness now lie with us.