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Capitalism is a system designed to allocate resources to meet infinite needs. This results in instances of market failure, that the society will then have to decide whether they would like to legislate change or not.
Hey everyone, hope you enjoyed our last post on reflexivity. As a blogger, I know that post will not garner much attention, given its relatively inaccessible nature. However, it was also a blog post that I did because it was interesting to me.
The Dark Side of Capitalism – Market Failure
And I feel that it would benefit some readers as well. All in all, for those who bother to read it, I hope that the article will provide some crucial insights into how the macro environment can affect how firms operate. Today, we are going to discuss the dark side of capitalism and how capitalism fails in market failure situations. Why though? The idea behind this post was sparked by a video I came across.
It follows a migrant worker in Singapore, R. What I find heart breaking is that he has no money left-over to have a meal. The video has since been taken down, probably due to publicity concerns. There is a lot of misnomers and misinformation regarding capitalism.
The primary one is that capitalism is a system that is meant to entrench and perpetuate social inequality. The central problem of Economics, or any system of governance is this.
Those who are interested to read more about this topic can refer to an old post here. Theoretically, Capitalism and its associated free market forces, should be able to meet the demands of all actors. If there is too much supply, the low demand will force prices to drop. If there is too little supply, vice versa.]
Plausibly.