A comprehensive volume compiling speeches, essays, and political reflections, this book outlines Milei’s vision of economic transformation. It frames his policy agenda as a long-term project to radically restructure Argentina’s economic and institutional foundations.

In this book, Milei delivers a strong theoretical critique of neoclassical economics and socialist thought. He argues that both frameworks distort market signals and undermine prosperity, while presenting capitalism and economic freedom as the only sustainable path to growth, innovation, and individual liberty.

Focused on Argentina’s chronic inflation, Milei analyzes its monetary roots and challenges conventional policy responses. The book introduces radical proposals such as eliminating the central bank and restoring monetary freedom as the key to long-term price stability.

Part autobiography and part political manifesto, this work traces Milei’s personal, academic, and professional journey. It introduces readers to the intellectual foundations of his libertarian worldview, explaining how his economic convictions shaped his public career and political rise.

Written in the context of the global COVID-19 pandemic, this book analyzes the economic consequences of lockdowns, massive public spending, and monetary expansion. Milei warns that emergency policies risk deepening long-term structural economic damage.

This work explores the repetitive nature of Argentina’s economic failures. Milei argues that the country continuously applies the same interventionist policies while expecting different outcomes, offering free-market reforms as the necessary alternative.

Using accessible language and metaphors, the authors explain how money printing leads to inflation and currency devaluation. The book introduces basic monetary economics concepts to a broad audience while sharply criticizing Argentine fiscal and monetary practices.

A collection of economic essays written during the Kirchner administrations, this book critiques state intervention, price controls, and expansionary monetary policy. It serves as an introduction to Milei’s early public opposition to populist economic models.

This book argues that Argentina faces urgent economic constraints that require immediate structural reforms. Milei presents time-sensitive policy proposals aimed at avoiding fiscal collapse and restoring macroeconomic stability.