Do Capitalism Increase Disparity Of Wealth
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Does Capitalism Increase Wealth Disparity?
Introduction:
It's the year 1300 AD, in a small Peking tavern. Someone bursts in, announcing a Mongol invasion. Are they using catapults or horse archers? No, their weapon is economic: subsidized farm products and cheaper labor, increasing productivity and wages. We're being "invaded" economically!
Traditionally, walls would have been built to keep out physical invaders, but this economic strategy is different. Yet today, many oppose globalization with protests against capitalism, driven by envy and misunderstanding.
The Case for Capitalism:
If our ancestors had seen the prosperity capitalism brings, they might have embraced free markets. This system promotes innovation and opportunity. Yet, why do people resist it?
The answer often lies in human nature?"envy. People tend to oppose capitalism not because it harms the poor, but because successful individuals become targets due to others being envious.
Misconceptions About Capitalism:
Capitalism doesn't create wealth disparity; it alters how it's earned. Even in anti-capitalist countries like North Korea, disparities exist, but through exploitation. During times of peace, capitalism offers competition, preventing conflicts over resources.
The Real Impact of Capitalism:
Capitalism is sometimes misunderstood due to legal and social issues. Laws against consensual financial relationships can prevent beneficial economic alliances. Additionally, societal norms often punish success, leading to wealth constraints on the most productive.
Conclusion:
When successful individuals are hindered by envy and legal barriers, wealth disparity arises not from capitalism itself but from societal reactions to it. To truly benefit from capitalism, we must allow its principles to foster growth rather than stifle it with envy and misunderstandings.
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