How is the idea of American capitalism projected? Is it viewed as a “positive” economic system?

As far as I perceive, American capitalism has not been projected as the positive economic system. Or it might be seen as the positive one but the use of capitalism by some people has not been projected as positive. In other words, the directors and writers might be projecting the pros and cons of the American capitalism. Although, capitalism promotes the entrepreneurship and contributes to the good for the economy, but there are some entrepreneurs who are using this system for their own good and not for the betterment of society. For instance, unlike Gordon Gekko, who has worked rigidly (not always through legal ways) to obtain his prosperity, Seth does not want to see the return of his efforts a few years down the road, he wants it quickly, and that is correct for every worker of JT Marlin. All mentioned movies have taken place in capitalist societies despite the difference in the eras of both the movies Bowie and Norman E. (1998, pp. 127).

The projections have been made on the right or wrong use of the capitalist system, not on the capitalism. There is confirmation of this statement in the movies. One case is the role of Martin Sheen in a union. Unions are entrepreneurial organizations to a great extent - in neoclassical economic theory, capitalism permits personnel to have total control over the job market, and unions just assist in this. Another example of capitalism - a more symbolic instance of capitalism - is in Wall Street. Charlie Sheen's character is essentially never seen in his apartment - it is a place for him to merely sleep, but the rest of his life is centered on his job. He is what entrepreneurship requires of a person, an individual with no family and children and a home, but somebody who lives exclusively for the industry Braudel and Fernand (2009, pp.237). Also, in entrepreneurship, power over dynamic resources is reconciled by the monetary markets. The monetary markets are what these movies are based exclusively on. Thus, the pictures are primarily regarding the control over wealth, and the way to use that control. Although the negative use of these controls has been projected by these movies but the fruits of the capitalism cannot be avoided by such projections.

Consider the nature of ethics in business. Is it okay to deceive one's audience for a particular good?

Ethical and moral matters in business occur when there is a difference between a person's own moral ideas and the ethics or values of a business organization in which they work, or a culture and the society in which they exist. Moral and ethical issues can also be described as variance of interest when an individual has to opt between their personal wellbeing and those of company's or society's interests Evan D. (2008, pp. 133). The great example of such ethical dilemma is the picture Boiler Room by Ben Younger ...