A look back at a prominent Italian economist and politician active in the mid 20th Century who ended up as a respected President of the Italian Republic, who as a thinker about the capitalist system in the West had mixed ideas about its virtues and flaws, and how to deal with its flaws with regulation, and other policy measures. A discussion conducted in the ornate assembly room upstairs at the Italian Consulate by a historian from Harvard, an economist from Chicago and a banker who all outlined Enaudi's ideas and set them into context and perspective.