| With the Globalization and Intellectualization of the | | | | Economicsbalancing: no ideological and political |
| Market the "Trickle down" Economics of | | | | involvement |
| Capitalism cannot provide functional system for | | | | Capitalism |
| long term economic development; by shady | | | | Trickle down Economics: ideologically and politically |
| business practices promoting mostly big | | | | motivated |
| businesses, by ideologically motivated system for | | | | Marketism |
| wealth distribution and by inadequate Fiscal and | | | | Totally regulated business and investment |
| Monetary policies: Capitalistic Economies could not | | | | activities:business laws more like common laws: |
| develop properly to expand and envelope Globally. | | | | Capitalism |
| Social Structures of the Capitalism which are well | | | | Partially regulated and controled by the |
| established and supported by ideologies and | | | | Governments |
| governments could not reflect properly to the | | | | Marketism |
| possibilities of the globalizing markets: when these | | | | Market structures to promote medium to small |
| capitalistic structures historically have given the | | | | businesses and small investors |
| best and most prosperous tools of Economics and | | | | Capitalism |
| have established the most prosperous economies | | | | Social structures promote big busineses and big |
| of USA and Japan in the new conditions are very | | | | investors |
| short of sustainability. | | | | Marketism |
| The Global Market is to be mainly consumption | | | | Expanded Fiscal and Monetary quantities: equity |
| (Demand) so the Capitalism which is founded on | | | | based accounting |
| Supply does not provide the needed security for | | | | Capitalism |
| enhanced Monetary and Fiscal policies to carry on | | | | Tight Fiscal and Monetary quantities: cash based |
| such possible Global expansion and the ideologically | | | | accounting |
| motivated "Trickle down" deregulated Economics | | | | Marketism |
| and Social policies does not provide needed | | | | Educational, Infrastructural, Medical and Social |
| economic flexibility to carry on an appropriate | | | | expenses more like short term equities to balance |
| balancing of "Demand to Supply" ratios; Karl | | | | other business |
| Mark's philosophy of classes' confrontation, cyclical | | | | Capitalism |
| dialectic development and scarce resources | | | | Educational, Infrastructural, Medical and Social |
| Economics of the Capitalism may work well in an | | | | expenses more like cash based expenses: |
| underdeveloped World limited technologically and | | | | ideologically distributed |
| politically but it has no chance in the new age of | | | | Marketism |
| communications, rapid technological advances and | | | | Global market plays under common rules |
| open borders Global market, therefor instead of | | | | Capitalism |
| cyclically advancing Capitalism a more pragmatical | | | | Individual countries and economic blocks markets |
| Economics of balancing "Demand to Supply" | | | | have different rules |
| Marketism will work much better by enhancing | | | | Marketism |
| business activities around the World through direct | | | | GNP include Farming, Industrial production, as |
| investment and higher security by business | | | | income plus return on Investment and short term |
| regulations and social policies which will expand | | | | equities |
| Monetary and Fiscal reserves. | | | | Capitalism |
| Economics must be a science of parameters in a | | | | GNP include Farming and Industrial production as |
| quantum economics dispersing and enhancing | | | | income |
| energies of Marketism instead of a classical | | | | Marketism |
| philosophical system of cyclical dialectic | | | | Tools of Economics are used indiscriminately to |
| development of Capitalism. | | | | prevent Demand to Supply dis-balances |
| Some of the differences between Marketism and | | | | Capitalism |
| Capitalism are: | | | | Tools of Economics are also used politically and |
| Marketism | | | | ideologically motivated. |
| Based purely on Demand to Supply | | | | |