Guest
2nd February 2002, 05:48
Under capitalism one is permitted to start a business and reap the benefits of his worker's labour. Free enterprise and free trade should therefore not restrict or measure how wealthy or rich one business grows to be. This is all part of free competition. Capitalism contradicts itself with its regulations and restrictions on "monopolies". Free competition and free enterprise and placed under restrictions that limit the power and wealth that a company is allowed to accumulate. Under pure capitalism there is no limit to how much somebody can produce and sell and make. So why the limitations on monopolies? Similarly to the foundation of welface or social security in capitalist nations. Capitalism itself realises the beastiality of it's own regime and therefore is forced to adopt socialist procedures that attack the essence of free competition and dog eat dog capitalism.