"The Politically Incorrect Guide to Capitalism" is a book by Robert P. Murphy that challenges common misconceptions about capitalism. It argues that capitalism is often misunderstood and misrepresented, emphasizing its role in promoting prosperity, innovation, and individual freedom. The book presents a defense of free markets and critiques government intervention in the economy. Murphy explores various economic concepts, such as supply and demand, entrepreneurship, and property rights, to illustrate how capitalism functions effectively. He also addresses criticisms of capitalism, providing counterarguments to support the idea that a free-market system benefits society as a whole.