What are some aspects of our economy that are not purely capitalistic?

Question

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Answer 1

One non-capitalist aspect of economy are business practices that use environmentally friendly practices because this generally raises the cost to a company. However, if a company touts themselves as such, it could be a way to simply get more money from the audience they are targeting.

Probably the most non-capitalistic aspect is the non-profit sector. This sector of economy is huge, encompassing healthcare, homeless care, churches, and charities. These businesses are typically geared more toward helping others rather than raking in as much money as possible.

Answer 2

The word capitalistic is as just as misleading in reality as is socialistic or communistic. Can you find any aspect of our reality that is one or the other but not the combination of the two? No. At the most basic level or the single integer of human reality is that of the stroke economy where many start their idea of capital and relate on a purely capitalistic understanding where one always tries to stay one stroke up and thus keeping others in debt. For example I could say Hi to you but you don't return the stroke and think therefor you owe me.
Human intercourse is a thing of economy unless it can be kept in the adult complimentary mode. To do so you must know how to capitalize on the transactional level.
As far as the economy of the nation is concerned you are living in the most successful socially commune system in the world and capital is what we use to exchange and make it work.

Answer 3

Utilities because they are subsidized by the government.
Higher education because it's subsidized/regulated by government.
Medical care because only AMA approved treatments and medications can be prescribed.