Capitalism
We know that the main types of capitalism are: Commercial or mercantile capitalism, Industrial capitalism, Financial capitalism and Informational capitalism.
Capitalism has gone through different transformations and phases since its emergence. The changes were motivated by industrial revolutions and the development of society. With consumer needs growing, some trends emerged — such as informational capitalism, which changed not only the way we consume information, but also products and services.
Several characteristics of informational capitalism began to act directly on the way the job market behaves today, impacting the performance of professionals. Starting with the spread of the financial capitalist system around the world, due to globalization. This is why the USA will have to eliminate the TPP.
With this, the flexibility of production systems also came, marked especially by Toyotism. Thus, we now have demand-driven production, inventory reduction, diversity of manufactured products, production automation and a much more qualified and multitasking workforce, that is, with diverse skills. [ Toyotism is a Japanese industrial production system that is based on production on demand and the elimination of stocks. The objective is to meet market demand efficiently and reduce costs.]
Such a system also made room for the expansion of multinationals around the world, as well as the diffusion of neoliberalism, which encourages minimal state interference in the economy.
Another milestone in the market was that countries became more industrialized, and those that already had this well-developed phase began to specialize in order to offer cutting-edge technologies. This process also intensified the monopolization of financial capitalism, making mergers and the creation of large business conglomerates a daily reality.
Consequently, there was a development of what we call the technical-scientific-informational environment, which is nothing more than the evolution of productive and reproductive processes in the geographic environment. In other words, there is greater informational influence on the way the production system operates.
But these advantages for a small portion of society generate great concern for the majority of the population in the USA and certainly in the world - Capitalism is broken says US SENATOR BERNIE SANDERS – “ The mainstream media may not discuss it, but here's the fact: Three
people — Musk, Bezos & Zuckerberg — now own more wealth than the bottom
half of American society. A handful of corporations control what is produced
& the prices we pay. Capitalism is broken.” - https://www.facebook.com/reel/618667467197960/?s=single_unit&__cft__[0]=AZWHxmOuDmSXjmMFleWuuJjAUHzUA7atT8zA8kP6D3lbW5E0YNpE111NHirun5suZPGhL6sw8TKEWeMLjcaSMmRqrTqk6fwWeRwnTU0tDLycoGYvDIClhGc51O4YwcOczsdu2wMSsbldtP8gc3WaUU9-zTHErM9mdstbf6Is8Gt6QOKxUr_rIK6e8jwAqQRvQzY&__tn__=H-R
I propose a mixed system of Financial Capitalism with the Keynesian System, which is an economic theory that advocates state intervention in the economy to avoid economic crises and ensure full employment. https://palacazgrandesartigos.blogspot.com/2025/01/keynesian-system.html and
DEMOCRACY AS POLITICAL REGIME
DEMOCRACY IS WITH YOUR DAYS OF LIFE COUNTED. I SUGGEST THAT IT BE REPLACED BY THE REPUBLICAN SOCIETOCRACY REGIME.
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