In terms of justice, capitalism is the most just system for business ever devised. Private property and the rule of law create an environment that simply does not exist in any statist society. During the 1980s the idea of communism died. The philosophy of communism and its cousin, socialism, became intellectually bankrupt. That stunning intellectual collapse led not only to the breaking up of the Soviet empire and the withering away of the threat of world nuclear war but also to an explosion of capitalism in nation after nation.
Nothing is better for economic prosperity than the sure economic justice of capitalism.
Now, true, there are still a lot of live Communists and Socialists who are madder than hell about it and doing everything they can to stop the inevitability of the new capitalism sweeping the world. But the economic policies of countries flow from what people believe is right and what people believe will work. And as long as capitalism, not some form of statism, is the idea that people embrace, capitalism will continue to grow and strengthen. And as long as this trend toward free market justice continues, so will the prospects for economic prosperity. The third item on the list is easy taxes.