Capitalism is an economic system that is based on private ownership of the means of production, profit maximization, and free market competition.

    Even though it has been successful in promoting economic growth and raising living standards, it has been criticized for its inherent flaws and inequalities.

    Capitalism encouraged individuals and companies to gather wealth and power, leading to a concentration of resources in the hands of people.

    Concentration of wealth can result in widening the gap between the rich and poor. Which can have negative social, political, and economic consequences.

     In these situations, many people can lose their jobs and there can be an impact on society and the economy. 

    Capitalism with the treatment of workers. In the system, companies are impulsive to cut costs and maximize profits. Which can lead to the exploitation of workers through low wages, and poor working conditions.

    The concentration of wealth, economic instability, competition, and the treatment of workers are all significant issues that need to be addressed to create a more sustainable economic system.