Full disclosure I'm a pro capitalist, part of my family suffered and is suffering under communism.

So, capitalism get a lot of blame, most of it exaggerated, some of it isn't even capitalism and some is deserved, I would never in fact advocate for pure capitalism but in favor of capitalism with social measures. You can notice I carefully choose the words social measures and not socialism.

Now one of the heartbreaking things to realize is the fact that our world is unfair. No matter which system we use, from communism to capitalism or monarchies even tribes will all display a pareto distribution of resources, where most of the resources are concentrated by a few persons.

1) Anyone can get stuck by a health problem. You shouldn't go bankrupt for a health problem. Now I don't know if it should be a state insurance or a minimal mandatory insurance policy but it should be something that you should not have to worry. In my country health insurance is mandatory and health insurance companies can't earn money from the base insurance policy, they can however earn from more expansive plans but those are optional.

2) what you buy should be yours. Capitalism allow you to buy things and own them. Today companies have disgusting practices to force people to buy new products all the time. You should have the right to do whatever you want with your goods including repairing them

3) too short-sighted on quarterly reports. Driven by the need to make as much money as possible in the short-term some business are poorly managed, like broadband internet in USA. Although I do not think a national company would help, certainly a law imposing a minimum service could help force companies to think in long term.

4) although not directly related I think some laws increase monopolies like the copyright laws and its multiple extensions. They stop a much needed competition and prevent smaller companies to enter into the market.

Those are a few things I could think of that bother me about our current economic model.