Arcasian Capitalism

Arcasian Capitalism is the ideology that emerged in the 20th-century and defines Arcasia's economic and political model even to this day. It refers to market-oriented reform policies of the Arcasian governments in tthe early 1920's, such as massive privatization plans, the elimination of price controls and overall deregulation of capital markets.

Arcasian capitalists promote what they call “pure capitalism”, an economic system that operates entirely on the profit motive and is absent of any form of economic interventionism.

As a school of thought, Arcasian Capitalism sees the individual as the most important unit in society and that the individual has a right to freedom. It believes that the most natural way of societal and economic order is a self-regulating system.