Portrait of USA Today

The American crisis of 2007 not only caused inconvenience to the USA but also the world. But no harm comes to that well. For now it was clear to everyone that the model of globalized capitalism was exhausted and need for change. It is great for creating wealth, but terrible for distributing it. Check it out:

"In America, the richest 1% of income disposes 220 higher than the average of the remaining 90% *."

The financial crisis coupled with the unfair distribution of wealth buried instead of the ideology of the "invisible hand" of Adam Smith. Neoliberalism sank. Portrait it is clearly stated below, the text Belluzzo.

"Today, almost 50% of the American population is sitting on the lap of Big Goverment. The underemployed, and unemployed semiempregados survive on government programs. Support the family with housing and unemployment insurance, they feed their children with food stamps, food stamps, and get some medical care in Medicare and Medicaid *. "

Despite the global crisis still last a few years, I estimate it to go by 2017, it will be a watershed. And when the storm passes, the world will see the emergence sociocapitalismo; provided by the renowned Peter Drucker in 1993 in his book: The post-capitalist society.

Therefore, to understand that this new model is emerging, it is important to read the e-book: The Sociocapitalism for a Better World. You can find for free at: www.slideshare.net/pjvalente/the-sociocapitalism

Source: Carta Capital Magazine, October 2012 - Issue 717 - Article: "Not Just more sweat and blood" of Luiz Gonzaga Belluzzo.