A socially friendly capitalism is an expression of how the ideas that define global capitalism could be made to consider into its fabrics the socio-cultural and political phenomena of any given environment. Essentially, no idea - whether economic or otherwise - could successfully thrive and bring about the desired outcomes if its conceptual mappings do not emerge from the shades of what defines social conditions and cleaveages in a society. What is constant is the fact that no theory of state is intelligible save for the context of its time (Laski H., 1934). All human ideas are products of the experiences into which men have been immersed.

Therefore, building a socially friendly capitalist structure will become realizable on the condition that what will define it in any clime must not be a set of imported values and ideas from outside, which do not speak essentially to the lived conditions of the people for whom it is being designed.

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You are right in what you indicate , and as Thomas Kuhn in his structure of scientific revolutions said you need to think outside be box or you need some one from outside the box to see what can be done that you can not be seen within the environment you are living in...That is why this paper is written FROM OUTSIDE THE BOX, so that the socially unfriendly capitalism box can be corrected to be socially friendly and how that could be done.

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