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Capitalism and Its Role in Driving the Progress of Modern Society: A Comparative and Forward-Looking Analysis
Abstract Capitalism has played a central role in the evolution of modern society. Its foundational principles—competition, profit motive, and capital accumulation—have propelled technological innovation, economic growth, and improved standards of living. However, this system is not without criticism, especially regarding inequality, environmental degradation, and market failures. This paper explores the mechanisms through which capitalism drives societal progress, compares capitalism to socialism, and examines the likely directions capitalism may evolve in the 21st century.
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