A Pamphlet from Don Stuart, Preserve Our Nation, LLC
Pamphlet #18 - 5/4/2009
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Capitalism versus Governmentalism
Capitalism is based on supply and demand. When demand requires more supply, then efforts will work in the market to generate capital (investments) to accomplish the delivery of the supplies. Yes, for a profit. Thus, the name "Profit-Driven".
Governmentalism is based on supply and lack of demand. This occurs when supply is generated by government (Tax Payers Money) to meet political desires (goals) in hopes that the public will eventually purchase the supply. This philosophy is used to generate followers (voters) or reward constituents. If the demand does not materialize the government will induce the demand either imposing price controls, eliminating private competitors or taking over industries.
An example is the car industry. The government wants more fuel-efficient vehicles with a lower carbon footprint. There is limited demand for these type vehicles because the price is too high and the benefits are low. So the government takes over General Motors to force the production (supply) of small fuel-efficient vehicles
Another example: Using tax payers money to build high-speed rail to compete in the market for a certain demand (travelers). If the Nation demands high-speed rail, the investment will materialize to provide the supply.
Are you a Conservative who still has faith in the political system (Congress, President) to solve our problems?
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