Capitalism will have difficulty functioning in a society that does not assure these rights for its citizens because of the less population in a country.
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Essentially President Coolidge meant that the focus of America is Capitalism. A free market society is what drives our success as a Nation. It provides wealth to its' citizens, revenue to the Government, and prosperity to the Nation.
A society with none of the hallmarks of capitalism, i.e. classes, wages, production for sale, government, armies. So Communism, a classless stateless society based on production for use.
No. The opposite happened. Karl Marx's critique of capitalism was what started communism.
Primitive Communism --> Slavery --> Feudalism --> Capitalism --> Socialism
Marx was opposed to capitalism, and wanted it replaced by a classless Socialist society.
capitalism was part of the natural development of society.
Yes, the US is an example of capitalism.
Capitalism doesn't meet the needs of everyone. Specifically, capitalism doesn't meet the needs of the least skilled, disabled, young/old, or the least productive members of society.
Free enterprise exists regardless of the risks involved for the business people so long as they can make a profit. Capitalism is a dream of the very wealthy to fore go any responsibility in relation to the place that they occupy in society and be able to accrue wealth without necessarily putting any thing back into society.
The term "Happy Capitalism" was coined by Professor Arindam Chaudhuri; it means capitalism that espouses "Survival of the weakest" than one that espouses "Survival of the fittest". In other words, capitalism should focus on ensuring that the most disadvantaged sections of the society are provided the maximum resources to ensure that the inequalities that exist within the society are immediately reduced.
No. Communism is a distinct political ideology with varying schools within it concerned with destroying capitalism and creating a society where all humans are valued equally. Tax is the appropriation of wealth by a state from its citizens in order to fund services.