Capitalism: A Pillar for People, Communities, and Our Ways of Life' has examined the rebranding of capitalism in the 21st century. Some western social critics have lamented that capitalism has not largely worked for the people it has intended to. As claimed, capitalism is about greed, pride, winning and losing. This book has looked at many claims of those arguing against capitalism. As argued, economies that have weaker governments, capitalism is to play an essential role. Weaker governments are in the non-western world, mostly Africa, parts of Asia, and Latin America. The rebranding of capitalism has to do with non-western's adoption of it. As put forth, capitalism is an economic model which is up for grabs. What has driven people is that of individual autonomy. With that being said, pursuit of economic activities often relies on the individual. Once one has acquired the right set of education, he or she is able to benefit from capitalism. Education has long been seen as one of the backbones of capitalism. With education, from capitalists' lens, everyone is equal. Each of these chapters examines the need of capitalism. As it happens, you would find in this book the call to understand capitalism more.
