Shareholders demanding ever increasing profits quarter after quarter is the definition of infinite growth. It’s not enough that a company makes a hundred million dollars in profits quarter after quarter. That number has to keep getting bigger. So yes capitalism as it operates todau does actually require infinite growth.
Thus might highlight the… flaws… of our current system of legislating, executing and adjudicating.
Congress passes legislation saying here’s what we intend to do without any specifics, executive branch figures out the specifics of how to execute on it, Judiciary might step in if the law itself is no bueno or if the president is operating outside the intended bounds of legislation or outside the constitution.
Not just hamlet but the entire body of works accredited to Shakespeare
Yes, because the shareholders want bigger returns on investment that the idealized ~2% rate of inflation.