Greed, avarice, envy, gluttony, luxury and pride were the driving forces of the new economy. This paradigm is associated with the patriarchal society that is dominant in the West. It was not always so. Also they were more reliant on the psychological force of influence than on the power of domineering institutions. This observation of history points to the fact that the cultural factors cannot be omitted from the analysis.
Feminism is broadened into a wider matriarchal panorama.
Radical Marxists combine this attachment to the inner impulse with an opposition to the organisation of production by the state. The goal can be realised only when workers themselves form workers' councils to organize their activities. For the underdeveloped Caribbean countries, leads in this respect in the industrial world are helpful. Developments in this respect have begun. Each worker is a member of a cooperative team.