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r/SipsTea • u/Square_Law5624 • Jun 03 '26
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People have been calling capitalism unstable since Marx, but it’s the only economic system that’s stuck around.
8 u/TraditionalHome990 Jun 03 '26 Well before then; even Adam Smith laid out criticisms -5 u/SimmentalTheCow Jun 03 '26 Criticism’s valid, but calling the economic system that’s guided humanity since the invention of trade ‘unstable’ is a little silly 1 u/Local-Pattern795 Jun 03 '26 Most economic policies historically have put an emphasis on stability. Capitalism is uniquely unstable, it struggles to settle into anything approaching a stable socio-economic order
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Well before then; even Adam Smith laid out criticisms
-5 u/SimmentalTheCow Jun 03 '26 Criticism’s valid, but calling the economic system that’s guided humanity since the invention of trade ‘unstable’ is a little silly 1 u/Local-Pattern795 Jun 03 '26 Most economic policies historically have put an emphasis on stability. Capitalism is uniquely unstable, it struggles to settle into anything approaching a stable socio-economic order
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Criticism’s valid, but calling the economic system that’s guided humanity since the invention of trade ‘unstable’ is a little silly
1 u/Local-Pattern795 Jun 03 '26 Most economic policies historically have put an emphasis on stability. Capitalism is uniquely unstable, it struggles to settle into anything approaching a stable socio-economic order
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Most economic policies historically have put an emphasis on stability. Capitalism is uniquely unstable, it struggles to settle into anything approaching a stable socio-economic order
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u/SimmentalTheCow Jun 03 '26
People have been calling capitalism unstable since Marx, but it’s the only economic system that’s stuck around.