The graph above is a demand-supply graph of capitalism.
Source : https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Sociology/Economy#/media/File:Supply-and-demand.svg
1.Summary
Economy is the way people use the environment to meet their material
needs. Capitalism and socialism are the main economic systems. Capitalism is an
economic system dominated by capital for profit-seeking purposes. The operating
principles of capitalism include goods, money, labor, production means, and
production. Such capitalism is also criticized for its unfair distribution of
wealth and power. Socialism is an economic system that values the interests of
society as a whole. Socialism is criticized for not being compatible with civil
liberties.
I am very interested in socialism. (However, I am not a socialist.)
Among them, the most interesting was the example of the United States. In a
2009 Rasmussen poll, 53 percent of American adults thought socialism was better
than capitalism. It was quite interesting to note that such opinion polls have
come out in countries where liberalism is most likely to prevail.
In my opinion, socialism is theoretically a more perfect system than
capitalism. However, today's pure socialist system is either hard to see or
mostly destroyed. So why couldn't socialism succeed?
Socialism is theoretically ideal, but socialism seeks equality of all its members rather than individual efforts. So I think that the individual's desire to work is suppressed.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you. When comparing the amount of work with others, who would work if they were paid the same salary, even if there were big differences?
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