This three page undergraduate paper compares and contrasts neoclassical and radical theories of capitalism. It is evident that they both seek to maintain the most positive aspects of the free-market system while eliminating those aspects which they see as harmful and restrictive. In terms of these common goals, neo-classical capitalism favors adjusting the present system through Monetarist and Keynesian theories and globalization, while radical capitalism proposes more fundamental changes in the political and economic structure.
