Capitalism

Our economy is based on Capitalism which is what both conservatives and liberals want, but we also need a balance of Socialism for our economy to thrive.

The different interests of capital and labor create a contradiction in capitalism. This problem can be effectively addressed without resorting to socialism.

The OWS list of demands, though not officially endorsed, is a good insight into the anti-capitalist mindset of many of those who feel they represent the 99 percent.

As the media trumpets economic Armageddon, capital and markets grab power; democracy has always been expendable in a state of emergency.Capitalism is finding out that it does not need Democracy and maybe it never did.

The Occupy Wall Street are not semi-Communists as some in Wall Street would make them out to be but they are trying to restore the true spirit of capitalism and free it from the hands of these crony capitalists of Wall Street.

The movement that started back in September sets a good example for why capitalism isn’t such a bad thing and why government regulation cripples a society.

what is the state of capitalism today. is it dead or alive.

“We are moving toward more intelligent and smaller machines as the result of myriad small advances, each with its own economic justification. Machines that can more precisely carry out their missions have increased value which explains why they are being

When Sarah Palin was inveighing against crony capitalism, one of the instances she had in mind was the Solyndra disaster. Solyndra, a recipient of government largess, was touted by President Obama as a company of the future.

Capitalists are bullies. Pure capitalism is a massive failure. Most Americans can't define capitalism, but think that our Constitution requires it because our schools yield politically and economically illiterate citizens. We can create a new capitalism.

To fight the economic downturn we need a national discussion on the two forms of capitalism. Unlike other nations, the US has adopted a bad, immoral, greed-driven form that benefits the rich and powerful.

A philosophical examination on capitalism in current American society. Includes discussion based on several recently read books.

Are we capitalist or socialist? Is it possible to really be a capitalist in the reality of today's society? If we are already a hybrid between socialism and capitalism, shouldn't we tweak it and make it perfect? Here are some suggestions how.

I heard from someone how awful they are treated by the wealthy and capitalism. I thank God I don't have that person's opinion.

Capitalism has come to be identified with the American way of life. But the philosopher who supplied much of the theoretical foundation for the American Revolution would take issue with capitalism's most basic assumption.

Richard Wolff argues that America's capitalistic economy is to blame for the recent economic crises of the 21st century. Wolff does not however capture the true explanation for America's inequality.

Some will suggest that business isn't personal, it is just business. The problem is, the business is personal to somebody.

Conservative sociologists self-servingly marvel at the peaceful proximity of abject poverty and ostentatious affluence in American - or, for that matter, Western - cities.

On Tuesday March 23rd, Republican Representative of Missouri Todd Akin revised the history of Thanksgiving. He made the following statement:

A look at Wall-Street financier and ex-car czar for the Obama Administration Steven Rattner and the case against him for orchestrating pay-for-play deals with the state of New York's pension fund.

An overview of the details making the world as we know it today. Critics of the problems and ways to overcome these in our economic system.

Tomorrow's understanding of capitalism and socialism will be far more complimentary than our views in the Cold War, as well as the post Cold War, era.

A look at how socialism and capitalism is represented in the Bioshock universe and how it applies to the real world.

Liberals and conservatives both get it wrong, because neither one addresses the reason labor doesn't care.

Capitalism is a superior economic system, not merely in utilitarian terms, but in moral weight as well.