Somebody described capitalism as "creative destruction," which seems accurate to me.
Those who are pro-business emphasize the "creative," as in jobs and wealth.
Those who differ tend to emphasize the "destruction," as in family ties, environment and other non-material values.
I find it interesting that we often call the advocates of business "conservative," when they applaud a system of constant, dynamic change.
And those who resist, pointing out that capitalism steamrolls all values except success? We call them "liberals," though they are dedicated to preserving
tradition.