> Capitalism is simply the codification of a monetary transaction to which both parties agree. That depends on your definition of "capitalism" and "economy".

> Capitalism is simply the codification of a monetary transaction to which both parties agree. That depends on your definition of "capitalism" and "economy". If you use "capitalism" in contrast to Mercantilism and feudalism – which seems to be a rather unpopular view in English-speaking countries for some reason –, then it makes perfectly sense. Although it would help to actually read it.