Why wouldn't capitalism work

Free movement of labor and capital, how could it not work if all countries are involved in some way?

Currently,the majority of producers are in another country from the consumer

this destroys the system

How do small businesses operate entirely in one area then

Only GOD can makse something for free

movement costs ENERGY and thus MONEY

i can get a 200euro phone that is like 1000 times more powerful than the whole NASA during the moon mission cause of globalism

The anarcho communist doesnt understand capitalism

Shame

and without producers being under the same roof, they don't SEE the impact of their goods

The system works in the way a national system does. Labour moves to where the highest wages are, just as we do in our own countries now

it doesn't though

it does locally

not globally

capital moves where it makes the most economic gain

The idea of supply and demand doesnt just end

it doesn't distribute the labor and capital evenly

globalism just loosens the red tape we have now

worse, it makes hoarding of capital more profitable than production of value

its pretty obvious why globalism is bad

Globalism is inevitable tbh

globalism also encourages the movement of that labour supply accross the globe

you have native jobs

you cannot maintain a standard of living 25% higher than the third world without tariffs

ruined because of unions and safety regulations

Globalism is the big gay

if it were merely regulatory alignment you would see few complaining

and minimum wage and whatnot

its impossible for native workers to compete with foreign workers

for every one new customer, you have 1000 more labors that can work for rice

>ruined because of unions and safety regulations

who dont have our extra labour cost

oh ye those damn safety regulations

Shitty jobs ruined because people expect good conditions

@2K is right

safety regulations cost money

unions cost a shit ton of money

Then those people need to specialize, then move to where they make the most..

without tariffs, regulation and unions become extreme