Bolsonaro critica lucro da Petrobras em tempos de crise: “Não quebre o Brasil!”

At the beginning of the 19th Century, Guernsey, a small island situated in the English Channel found itself in the same situation as many countries today; with a decaying infrastructure and reduced to a state of poverty due to a lack of money. Yet from 1820 to 1836 it was able to pay off its debts and achieve a level of prosperity that became the envy of the world.

There is a big joke amongst economists when it comes to “free market capitalism” theory, in that no one has ever seen it, as free-market capitalism in its purest form isn’t practiced anywhere to my knowledge, nowhere on Earth that is, well unless some undiscovered Amazon Tribe is doing it, and who knows maybe they are? Of course, I won’t hold my breath and try to swim across that river.

The other day an acquaintance mentioned that he believed capitalism was a good socio-economic model, but also felt as if it was too easily abused by greedy entrepreneurs and industrial capitalists the way it is currently practiced and therefore didn’t make sense as it tended to push people down. Well, I understand where these thoughts are coming from, mostly from socialist propaganda, but the reality is that just isn’t the case. When he speaks of “how capitalism is practiced currently” well, he is looking at crony capitalism, certainly not free-market capitalism theory.

About 10 years ago when the economy was booming all of the companies and employees were very happy. They were satisfied with their work conditions, salaries, and profit margins. The real estate industry was doing well, foreign trade was great, and there was a money surplus in the United States.

Applying for a job is just 1 step. You have to be prepared to do more things when you’re finally selected for an appointment.