Capitalism and crises: A comparative analysis of mainstream and heterodox perceptions and related ethical considerations

This paper analyses the main perceptions of capitalism and crises from a mainstream heterodox perspective. Broadly defined within neoclassical structure, approaches support idea long-term stability describe as exogenous events. The perceptions, on contrary, perceive an internal feature propose to reframe global economy limits socio-environmental systems. Despite historical recurrence crises, neoclassic capitalist framework related are still dominating international economic debate. Most have then been addressed with reforms oriented adjust some elements system without changing overall structure. On limited numbers initiatives implemented reorganise according perspectives. Within this context, further analysis would be needed investigate feasibility proposed solutions. By discussing by considering ethical implications approaches, present contributes existing debate around provides starting point for alternative structures.