iamwhatiseem
Diamond Member
Nope.Capitalism isn't concerned with anything other than making the highest profit. Greed is good, as Milton Friedman clearly stated.
There can be social modifications to capitalism.
But you can't make a true capitalist into a 'socialist' as you're attempting to do by suggesting a 'social' conscience.
In fact it's illegal for a corporation's board of directors to even consider a 'social' responsibility.
Again you are thinking capitalism and corporatism is the same thing. It is not.
Capitalism relies on a free market system.
Example of a more free market than America is Mexico. In Mexico you can sell an abundance of products you make without the need for licenses that are really a way for the government to help corporations retain their edge.
In Mexico there are many people who ride on bicycles with baskets and go to work places and sell men lunches. Many have done it for years, and make a living doing it. That is capitalism.
Corporatism is a group of people seeing this market, and finding ways to streamline and mass produce it so they can sell their product much cheaper. Their product will be inferior, but to ensure they can get and hold that market they petition the government to write new laws and requirements that are expensive and hard to get. So the little capitalist can't compete.
That is corporatism.