Jacob Gruesen
Katie Smith
Writing Assignment 3
Capitalism
The True Evil Capitalism is a system that allows the consumers and firms to make the decisions to try and maximize utility. In capitalism, this decision is up to you, not the government. In economics, utility is used to measure outcomes and is what makes you happy as a firm or consumer. Every time you spend a dollar, you are spending a dollar vote. You spend your dollar vote at a firm because that specific firm maximized your utility, but for the other...
at them, they have succeeded and often times exceeded the boundaries, they will learn to dominate whatever environment is needed to achieve their goal of happiness, even if it strays from the real path of self-righteousness. With capitalism allowing such a species to have that much freedom in a very delicate ecosystem, with no predator, the dominate animals(Ex Wal-mart) will soon dominate and destroy the ecosystem(increasing the gap between bourgeoisie and proletariats). Without more regulations of big businesses and how far they can be involved in the government, this will end up as an invasive species destroying its own environment.
at them, they have succeeded and often times exceeded the boundaries, they will learn to dominate whatever environment is needed to achieve their goal of happiness, even if it strays from the real path of self-righteousness. With capitalism allowing such a species to have that much freedom in a very delicate ecosystem, with no predator, the dominate animals(Ex Wal-mart) will soon dominate and destroy the ecosystem(increasing the gap between bourgeoisie and proletariats). Without more regulations of big businesses and how far they can be involved in the government, this will end up as an invasive species destroying its own environment.
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