Innovation, the media tells us, is inventing cures for cancer, solar panels, and social networking. But in the new issue of Cato Policy Report, Chris Berg argues that the true genius of the market economy isn’t that it produces prominent, highly publicized goods to inspire retail queues, or the medical breakthroughs that make the nightly news. No, the genius of capitalism, he says, is found in the tiny things — the things that nobody notices.