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Is capitalism inherently unsustainable?

Is capitalism inherently unsustainable?

Once all natural and social capital has been extracted, there will be no source of economic capital. Without capital, an economy loses its ability to produce; it tends toward economic entropy. Today’s capitalistic economies quite simply are not sustainable.

Where do people lose faith in capitalism?

Notably, the study also found that a majority of respondents are losing faith in the capitalist system. 56 percent of respondents agreed that capitalism “is doing more harm than good in its current form” and there was a majority of dissatisfaction in 22 of the 28 markets in the study.

Is capitalism collapsing on itself?

Capitalism is literally collapsing on itself unless it rebuilds that pillar of empathy,” which Galloway says in turn supports capitalism. Congress did pass a $2 trillion stimulus package last March that included a one time $1,200 check for millions of Americans who earn less than $75,000 a year.

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Is capitalism obsolete today?

Capitalism is as obsolete today as feudalism was yesterday, as tribalism was before that, and as the law of the jungle was before all that. It is as incapable of addressing the existential threats we face now as a bicycle is of taking you to the moon. (Now, that doesn’t mean “capitalism won’t exist”. On the contrary.

Is capitalism good or bad for America?

“Capitalism is meant to be full body contact violence and competition to unleash incredible prosperity,” according to Galloway. But he points out that while the two largest asset classes in America — real estate and the stock market — are at all time highs, “80\% of those assets by value are owned by the top 10\%” of the population.

What does capitalism mean to you?

“We’ve decided that capitalism means being loving and empathetic to corporations, and darwinistic and harsh towards individuals,” Galloway said. Galloway proposes creative destruction that lets failing business fail while protecting people who lose jobs.