I'm not sure if you noticed, but in my new blog page My Recomendations, I now have my store. Despite being based on Amazon's servers, truly feel it as my. This is a good start to constructive capitalism. Launching the strategy, adequate public-century 21, Amazon has identified a great business opportunity and I will explain why:

1- We all like to share with others what we are doing, what we are reading or what gifts they would like to receive;

2- When we want to make a purchase, or make a decision, rely more on advice made by people like us, that's the information that a company in attempts to pass (in the form of advertising);

3 – Providing us a platform (creation of our store) user friendly allows it to be very easy to share what we like (something which in my case was already wanting to do for some time);

4- When people rely on the opinion of those who have to shop, allows to easily purchase the desired product and, who shared, that can receive some (though a small percentage) money, in other words, compensates the spirit of sharing.

As “Our shops” possuem these excellent features, but in my view can be improved in two respects:

1- Providing more complete information when we click on an item;

2- Provide a service similar to the TOMS Shoes (offer for each book purchased another for entities like Room to Read) enabling “store owners” make a donation directly. Then yes, capitalism would be constructive in its maximum expression.