Capitalism is probably the best way to run a company and civilization, and it turned to the United States. Unfortunately, we do not practice capitalism, no one is really. We do however we arrive to our principles and ideals fundamental when it comes to capitalism the best, and which was of course looking at the short history of the United States. In America, you are allowed to succeed beyond your wildest dreams; It is if make you the best choices, work hard and produce.
With this gift of capitalism comes a responsibility. You also have the right to fail. Nowhere in the Constitution or in any of the books of free market capitalism, which are worth their weight, suggests that there are companies that are too big to fail, because it's simply nonsense. If a business fails in the market economy, other companies will take its place as long as there is profit for these products and services. Is it has no benefit to do, then of course people do the desire or need that bad, so it should not be produced.
A recent HBR or Harvard Business Review Magazine issue devoted to the theme of the failure of the company. It was the issue April 2011 "Fail question" in fact, it was called.
My question to people of small businesses and entrepreneurs is; did you really fail or the bridge was deliberately stacked against your small business? In other words has been the failure of your business caused by lobbyists, regulators, politicians and capitalism - there is a big difference, and it is a serious issue. If you fail to see this point read Ayn Rand "Atlas Shrugged his" and if you cannot read a novel of this size, go watch the film and wake up your fantastic reality and learn what should be the liberalization of markets.
Too often, I see business small getting hammered by regulations, State and federal - barriers which zaps all their income and capital - and thus preventing expansion, hiring more workers or turn a profit. Most small business in America fail, but I would make you that they should not have failed. Rather, the problem lies in the intrusive regulations contributing to pushing on the edge. Yes, entrepreneurs make mistakes, and sometimes the free market can be ruthless.
However, we should not make them more, and we should not abandon other businesses a leg on the market, because of an incestuous relationship between large companies and the Government. Because when do us this, we are spitting to the capitalist market economy. And since this is what we have done, you can see the results. Things are as good as they could be in our economy. Indeed, I hope that you please consider all of this and think on it.
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