Bryan Reid
Nick Darty
Tony Rosenzweig

 Capitalism is an economic system in which private people, not the government, own and run companies.
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In a capitalist system, private households need goods. They buy these goods from the income they have. Some households have more income than others.
This is the type of economy we have

 A government must make sure that there is enough competition to deep prices low, the quality products high.
 If only a few companies produce products they may agree to keep prices high.

 When the government starts controlling parts of a free economy or a capitalistic like our own that’s when it starts pushing its limit
 full control is too far
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The balance is hard to find
“that government is best which governs least” (on the duty of civil disobedience)
 So is there really a balance?

 Since the recession began in 2008, attempts to grow and improve the economy have been studied and hotly debated ( http://www.usnews.co
m/opinion/blogs/econ omicintelligence/2012/10/3
1/the-science-ofgovernmentregulation )

 CEOs kept all of their earnings when companies went bankrupt, with no penalties and no criminal charges.

 Market Failure is an argument for the government regulation of business recognizes that a free market usually enables people to do the best that can be done.
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Advocates of the “market failure” approach contend that there are some serious exceptions.

 http://www.englishonline.at/economy/capitalism/capitalism-marketeconomy.htm
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 http://www.fee.org/the_freeman/detail/governmentregulation-of-business-the-moralarguments/#axzz2LZKdAX4V
“On The Duty of Civil Disobedience”- Henry David
Thoreau 1848
 Inside Job (October 8, 2010)

Seriously the end.. Go away