JG34 i think you have managed to mix up mostly political government policy.
Capitolism is not party policy.
Its means basically private enterprize owning all business and operating to make a profit. Owning capitol.
This is the economic way we all generally do things.
Our governments have sold off "our" assets to private enterprise, so businesses now own our assets and make big profits. If the eneterprise is no longer capable of turning over a profit, then companies look at how to find other ways, which yes it means it goes offshore.
They are interested in making more capitol.... more money.
Expanding like a virus.
Look at Woolworths and Coles.
These companies have expanded and destroyed their opposition, expanded their capitol.
They arent interested in paying fair wages OH@S etc....
a company floated on the stock market is concerned even more with turning a profit as it needs to report to its share holders.
CEOs are only interested in paying themselves a obcene salary, owning more and more... mansions, boats, planes, shares... more capitol.
A greed driven system is what it is
In the smaller end of town the individual or a married couple strive to make money so they buy a house, buy more shares, buy an investment property, buy that tinney, plasma, a shed full of cars... more capitol.
Corporate greed is the dark side of capitolism and has given a lot of grief to the average person just as much as bad government policy.
Bureaucracy, red tape etc is part of politics and government "management".
That is a seperate issue...
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