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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2019 · 39 MIN

Reflections On Capitalism And The Morality Of It with Craig R. Smith

from The Wealth Standard – Empowering Individual Financial Independence

Capitalism seems to have more bad than good reputation among people. Breaking down some reasons why it is misrepresented is Chairman of Swiss America Trading Corporation, Craig R. Smith. He gives his thoughts about capitalism and the relevance of money in a laissez-faire capitalist society. He talks about China, the government, and what they have been doing to the markets. Helping those who are still grappling with the monetary system, Craig defines sound money and why it is important. He also reflects about humanity, equality, and where we are headed in the next ten years with our current situation. Ultimately, amidst everything going on in politics, he reminds us how we, the people, are the government. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join The Wealth Standard community today: TheWealthStandard.com The Wealth Standard Facebook Paradigm Life Instagram Paradigm Life Twitter The Wealth Standard Youtube

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