The book "Reviving the Invisible Hand" by Professor Deepak Lal from the University of California, Los Angeles, argues for the relevance of classical liberalism in modern economic and social life.

The author examines issues of international trade, financial policy, poverty, and inequality, as well as the arguments of critics of capitalism, anti-globalists, and advocates of government regulation. Lal demonstrates that competition, non-intervention of the state in the economy, and other principles of a free society contribute to prosperity and stability far more than the expansion of the state, which we have observed over the past century.