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Capitalism. The problem is that the competencies aren't always socially-beneficial or otherwise desirable ones, e.g. one's competency at scamming others can ge
by Natsu 7y ago
Capitalism. The problem is that the competencies aren't always socially-beneficial or otherwise desirable ones, e.g. one's competency at scamming others can get rewarded (see, e.g., politicians).
- barney54 7y agoUnder capitalism you don't necessarily reward politicians. Politicians get rewarded when the spoils of politics are large, not from market exchanges.
- Natsu 7y agoI wish that were true, but the number of politicians whose businesses or children mysteriously get rich is pretty high if you look into that sort of thing.