What is the main foundation and objective of capitalism?

Foundation of Capitalism: Individual's right over capital (and property) is the finest and the most just moral principle. This is not to say that altruism is bad. read more

Benefitting both parties that participate in each exchange transaction is the foundation and objective of Capitalism. At its essence it is a tool for two people to cooperate. read more

Brian Johnson, Wage Slave at Capitalism (1956-present) Answered Aug 4, 2016 · Author has 1.7k answers and 753.4k answer views Ever since its inception, and whatever particular form it may take - be it private or state capitalist - accumulation of wealth is its logical conclusion and the underlying driver for growth, externalisation, built-in obsolescence, inequality and artificial scarcity is how its attained. read more

Under capitalism, everyone is free to set his own terms and conditions of contract; no one may infringe on the freedom of others to set theirs; everyone is equally free to be fully selfish. Capitalism is the system of mutual self-interest and mutual non-interference. read more