Abstract

This is an article containing various topics of capitalism. Here we can learn the features of capitalism. Besides the background of capitalism are presented here. Some philosophers who established this type of economy will be explained here. I presented some criticisms here also against this type of economy. How this kind of economy affect people and solutions which are obvious probable are also presented here.

Highlights

  • Capitalism, or the free market as it is often called, is a system of private ownership

  • It is an economy in which the companies, resources, materials, machinery, production are handled by the rich people who are referred to as the capitalists. It is one of the oldest economic systems and its origin is at the time of the mid-eighteenth century in England in the wake of the Industrial Revolution. It is that system, where means of production are owned by private individuals, profit is the main motive and there is no interference by the government in the economic activities of the economy

  • A free market is an idealized system in which the prices for goods and services are determined by the open market and consumers, in which the laws and forces of supply and demand are free from any intervention by a government, price-setting monopoly, or other authority

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This is an article containing various topics of capitalism. We can learn the features of capitalism. Besides the background of capitalism are presented here. Some philosophers who established this type of economy will be explained here. I presented some criticisms here against this type of economy. How this kind of economy affect people and solutions which are obvious probable are presented here.

Introduction
Free Market
Market Economy
Evolution of the Free-Market Economy
Like the Free Market Economy
David Ricardo
Comparative Advantage
Absolute Advantage
Specialization and Free Market
10. Features of Capitalism
12. Invisible Hand
13. Jon Locke
14. State of Nature
16. State and Capitalism
18. Probable Solution
Findings
19. Conclusion
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