The Future of Capitalism: A Victory or Failure of an Economic System?

Author: Jena
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Does capitalism have a future? Or will it inevitably harm efficiency, as Joseph Schumpeter predicted? Gro Jena's insightful arguments show that unregulated competition and extreme market orientation will deepen global polarization and exacerbate crises and terrorism. Analyzing the flaws of the capitalist market economy from a unique perspective, he points out that the market economy requires principles of fairness and justice. Unregulated competition and extreme market orientation will deepen polarization, intensify crises, and promote the emergence of terrorism. Target Audience: Researchers, enthusiasts, and students of economics, sociology, philosophy, and political science; faculty and students of relevant disciplines in colleges and universities; theoretical workers; and cadres from Party and government agencies.