Anti-capitalism is a political and economic ideology that opposes the principles of capitalism, which is characterized by private ownership of production and the pursuit of profit. Advocates of anti-capitalism argue that capitalism leads to social inequality, environmental degradation, and exploitation of workers. They often seek alternative systems that prioritize social welfare and equitable distribution of resources. Movements associated with anti-capitalism include socialism, communism, and anarchism. These movements propose various solutions, such as collective ownership, government regulation, or decentralized decision-making, to create a more just and sustainable society. Anti-capitalists often participate in protests and campaigns to raise awareness about the perceived flaws of capitalist systems.