Por Juan Fernando Carpio*
Está bien -dicen algunos- el capitalismo es el sistema social más productivo, pero no todos están capacitados para la producción de la misma forma, por esas y otras razones la brecha entre ricos y pobres aumentará, tanto a nivel de países como de individuos. Además, sin una fuerte protección estatal la gente que tenga problemas o tragedias personales no podrá sostenerse, por lo tanto una sociedad totalmente libre y con gobierno limitado no es solidaria ni deseable.
¿Está usted de acuerdo con esas premisas? Revisemos qué nos dicen la teoría y la historia sobre la pobreza y la desigualdad en el capitalismo.
* Instituto para la Libertad
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