shoulder a greater share of the costs associated with the problem. In this way, capitalism creates incentives for people to create success and avoid creating harm. For example, a capitalist would endorse as fair the use of pay-for-performance systems precisely because of the linkage it creates between the pay the person receives and that person’s contributions. As another example, capitalist would be concerned by an employer hiding the dangerous nature of chemicals from employees because the employees have done nothing to earn the harm that they might suffer as a result of the deception.