Capitalism – or in fact any economy, if an alternative exists – should grow constantly, although not necessarily in quantity. It’s not so much about making a larger amount of exactly the same products and services, but about innovating and producing new goods and services at a lower cost.
MADRID | By Luis Arroyo | So-called libertarians sell mostly smoke: their conception of individuals isn’t real, their economic model is ideology.
Gustavo Matías, in Madrid | State or capital markets, regulations or freedom, financials or the real economy, equality or inequality, inclusiveness or mobility: these are some of the dichotomies that explain the present and future of capitalism. The debate has been lately reopened mainly in British soil, by the media big guns such as the Financial Times. However, major imbalances affect nowadays the whole of Europe or the emerging countries, where not enough…