[A] What is it about a capitalist economy - considering the primary drives and tendencies of this economic system - that makes capitalism incompatible with procedural democracy (PD) and substantive democracy (SD)? [PD refers to the rules under which governments are chosen; SD refers to the degree to which these procedures safeguard human rights and dignity of workers]

Part A: . Capitalism creates winners and losers, accumulating wealth and power while others struggle to profit. It establishes significant economic and political power inequalities, leading to disproportionate influence over the political process. This undermines the principles of equality and representation that are central to PD. . Capitalism often involves the exploitation of workers and natural resources interest of business over the interest of workers and marginalized groups, which is incompatible with the principles of prioritizing human rights central to SD