Communism and Capitalism
...loping countries that try to feed a lot people with limited resources. Moreover, people work for similar salaries regardless of positions and contribution with little bonus for extra efforts and creativities. With limited prospect of rewards, people tend to put out minimum efforts, which ironically stifle the much-needed economical growth. However, Capitalism, with little restriction in ownership, profits, and ways to conduct businesses, economy flourishes and usually creates an upward spiral that propels extraordinary economical growth, which left communist nations far behind. In contrast with Communism, Capitalism has been the main political ideology of the Western world, which usually goes hand in hand with democracy, a free and open political environment where citizens elect officials who best represent their political interest. Such governments are set out to serve instead of control the people who vote for them. Communism, on the other hand, everything is owned and carried out under the Communist party. People under communist ruling have no voting right and thus cannot participate in the legislation and execut...