It's worth considering that it is human nature but in the context of the society it is based in.
The boundaries of human nature in regards to capitalism are very different across societies/ nations.
An example of this is the difference between the US and Europe. US capitalism is much more unrestrained, ruthless, and uncaring compare to Europe.
In the US the business is treated in higher regard and respect than the people compared to Europe. Of course Europe does this to some extent but it is more limited than the US.
The US would do well to take a leaf out of Europe's book.
The boundaries of human nature in regards to capitalism are very different across societies/ nations.
An example of this is the difference between the US and Europe. US capitalism is much more unrestrained, ruthless, and uncaring compare to Europe.
In the US the business is treated in higher regard and respect than the people compared to Europe. Of course Europe does this to some extent but it is more limited than the US.
The US would do well to take a leaf out of Europe's book.