Capitalism and World Markets, Culture and Counter Culture, Inequities, Profit, Motive and Money, Multinational Corporations, Wages and Profits, Conclusion

In capitalism and world markets, there is someone always making money. Through competition, conflict, fear, a social and popular trend mostly sold through the media, Internet algorithms and the world becoming part of the singularity. Free markets, globalization, free information flow, alternative energies, it can only get better. Free trade means multi cultural mixing and developing the mind into a global thinker, not isolating one to isolation and protectionism created by control freaks, religion, and fanatics.

Culture and counter culture through conflict, develop new markets in which pop culture competes against tradition. Like globalism and nationalism are doing now, but nationalism is just a short lived fad. Mostly promoted by the right wing and mostly white international in sense.

Inequities are a part of this but are rearranged and ever changing through majorities, selling of ideas, mixing of the world, through free markets and cultural exchange. There are booms and bust throughout history, which is good because pop culture wins out over traditionalist and nationalist. State interventions modify these patterns, but only slows them down in the inevitable changes to come and in modern times are getting faster and faster, sometimes called the quickening.

Profit motive and money drive these ideas, if they can be sold to generations in which they set the pace or slow it down, in many cases young vs old and the old slowing it down. The invisible hand of the world market through free trade will guide the world through this.

Multinational corporation through the stock market is the key to world development to become a multi world wide order according to the world consumer and the free world market. Individuals must become what they want to be through free thought, free spirit, and free markets. One can mix and choose what fills these comfort zones.

Wages, profits, and all markets are controlled through free markets, the markets supply and demands on what the consumer through free choice of the consumer. Barriers, religion, unions, over regulation and government subsidies, hinder this progress.

Exchange rates, international central banking, multinational corporations, technological advances, price wars, bonds, equity, international investments, human capital, inflation, deflation, interest rates and crisis all play a part.