The strict rules also carry with them a certain lack of individual freedom. It does allow the individual an opportunity to choose. If you fare poorly in one, shift to another. Bureaucracy can, in theory, be a saving grace for the world. Max Weber has married the opposing theories of socialism with capitalism in an effort to create a fair competitive system.
Capitalists work for individual benefits, in many cases ignoring the community.
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