Maybe Capitalism Isn't the Way After All... Hernando De Soto is a Peruvian Economist who lived in the United States most of his life. De Soto's parents made sure that he visit his home country every year. As a child, De Soto recalls being interested in why certain countries like Peru has such an evident class difference unlike the United States. This man's interest as a child didn't die out as he grew older, De …showed first 75 words of 1488 total…

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