Hoje em dia, “capitalismo” não tem propriamente um significado, um objeto que seja designado pelo termo. É antes um produtor de reações no ouvinte: alguns detestam, outros adoram, mas ninguém sabe bem do que se está falando.

Levando em conta o que estou lendo por aí em artigos e outros textos, posso dizer que Joel Pinheiro da Fonseca está certo .

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O capitalismo no Brasil é um milagre, pois o empresário brasileiro tem de enfrentar ao mesmo tempo a maior carga tributária entre os países emergentes, as taxas de juros mais altas e a burocracia mais insensísvel do Ocidente”.

Ives Gandra Martins , jurista, professor universitário e tributarista.

Via blog do Ricardo Setti .

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Há muitas formas de ser anti-capitalista – assim como há muitas formas de ser anti-americano, anti-sionista ou anti-qualquer coisa… No debate público ordinário, curiosamente, o que resta é um discurso fronteiriço entre a picaretagem e a verbalização hormonal: pouco se diz a partir dos elementos lógicos e pragmáticos que justifiquem de forma mais ou menos coerente as tantas variantes éticas e intelectuais de nossas escolhas sobre as relações econômicas.

Introdução ao ótimo texto de Joel Pinheiro da Fonseca sobre a inconsistência das críticas anti-capitalistas mais comuns. Mostra a importância de pensarmos mais logicamente e menos ideologicamente (não, nem tudo é ideologia, ok?).

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