Capitalism and Freedom, a corporate neoliberal version of Road to Serfdom, appears to have finally provided Luhnow with the book he had arguably paid for many times over. The Preface to the book reveals it is a Volker product through and through, although it neglects to mention the Free Market Study, or indeed, any of the rest of events we have related herein. The fact that the author was Friedman, and that publication took so long, reveals the patience, flexibility, and tenacity of the Volker Fund in pursuit of their political objectives. Not only did they get a document that recast conservative politics in a mold much different from that pioneered by Henry Simons, but also one that Luhnow would find more salubrious.

Philip Mirowski & Dieter Plehwe (eds.), The Road from Mont Pèlerin, loc. 793