A philosophical examination of the phenomenon Henry Ford, Garrett seeing in it an exemplary personification of Laissez Faire economics. The book is balanced well with what’s bad and what’s good about it, and there's many interesting anecdotes and good psychological analysis throughout. I thought it an exiting read until near the end, where a very long inventory of the exhibits of the Henry Ford Museum of old America is to present a contrast with what Laissez Faire economics have made of America, or to serve some other reason I don’t quite get. ( )