> Capitalism is actually currently ending the world hunger There are a ton of efforts, both from state-actors[1], NGOs[2] and individuals, seeking to eradicate

> Capitalism is actually currently ending the world hunger There are a ton of efforts, both from state-actors[1], NGOs[2] and individuals, seeking to eradicate extreme poverty worldwide. It is not apparent that it is "fixing itself with capitalism" or that any of the previous actors think it is going to happen. > trickle-down effects actually exist Citation Needed because trickle-down economics has been shown to increase inequality and not increase the quality of life for those in poverty. > Yes, capitalism needs regulation, but it is a lie to say that the entire approach is doomed to be a race to the bottom. Why is it a lie? [1]: http://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/development/data/oecd-international-development-statistics/oda-official-development-assistance-disbursements_data-00069-en http://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/development/data/oecd-internati... [2]: https://data.oecd.org/drf/grants-by-private-agencies-and-ngos.htm https://data.oecd.org/drf/grants-by-private-agencies-and-ngo...