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basic principles: 2 Political capitalism

Capitalism is the theory, the exact opposite of communism. It is no longer the principle of equality in income and property, it does not belong all to the entire nation, but only individual. To specify the position of the individual in society through its ownership of capital. The principle of capitalism goes back to Adam Smith, which is different from communism with the "Founding Father Marx" almost no one calls him. In his theories, there is a single Basic principle, which is also reflected in the philosophies of utilitarianism:
Capitalism assumes that only the owners of the means of production (capitalist) can best decide for himself what brings the most profit. This optimization, however, the company is based, because the profit maximization of all participating economies on ensuring that the company increased its profit.
In practice, the radical capitalism, but not really effective because it can be just as equal opportunities as well as fairness in mind, and only favors the rich capital, and penalizes the poor capital. There is no mobility in a capitalist society, so rich and wealthy have any children, since he can purchase items and training for them. Each arm also has poor children, as they compare to the children of wealthy parents are greatly at a disadvantage.
a steering state there is in capitalism, because everything can be available with capital, and is operated as economically.
Sure these are just the utopian principles of capitalism, and there are some interpretations which have completely different consequences, but if you only consider the basic theory of capitalism, one comes to the conclusion that on the one hand impedes social mobility and on the other hand, in practice to a loss of opportunities, and not lead to a profit.
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