Q&A for How to Be a Capitalist

It depends highly on the individual business. As a generalization, a lot of the money that a capitalist would make goes towards those who work for the capitalist. The capitalist himself or herself only takes away a certain amount of the profits, and that profit can greatly vary from person to person.

Yes it can, but that doesn't mean we should use the capitalist system to enrich our lives.

Yes. Capitalists tend to lean more conservative and, as a result, tend to be in favor of lower taxes. They still pay taxes just like everyone else though.

It depends highly on the success of the single person. It is extremely hard to properly categorize capitalists, as many of them focus on entirely different regions of capital. They also make vastly different profits depending on those regions of capital that they focus on. They can make that much money if they are extremely successful in their respective fields, but many capitalists fail at becoming all that rich.

The United States of America or other countries such as the United Kingdom are great places to be part of the capitalist system, as these countries support the idea of a free market and a free people. These countries are also far less socialist-leaning than some other countries that you might want to practice in, such as Canada, France, Germany, and some other European countries. Socialism is bad for a capitalist market, so stay away from socialist-leaning countries!

It varies widely depending on what job the capitalist has. But generally speaking, those living in capitalist countries make more money than those living in socialist countries.

No, it won't necessarily help you earn money faster.

No. Most capitalists find it more profitable to do away with morality. This will allow you to exploit your laborers more efficiently.

Business owning, venture capitalism and politics are a few great choices. You could also join the military.

Yes. You can be a capitalist anywhere. To develop, a country needs investors to build businesses and structures that will help the community. You will need to build good international trades to bring in new wealth. Try creating business with resources abundant in your country you can sell to others. As well, create business in your community, which will build its wealth as a whole. Think of a developing country as an opportunity to grow a great economy.