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With the geopolitics in the news in the last couple years due to the global financial meltdowns, some assume that the U.S. vision and values of the world through capitalism is at the end. Do you agree?

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The solution discusses the U.S. vision and values of the world through the assumption that capitalism is at the end.

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I don't agree that the U.S. vision and values of the world through capitalism is at an end due to global financial meltdown's and other detrimental economic situations. I think ...

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