<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ke hobaneng ha bokapitale e le tsamaiso e molemo ea moruo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain why capitalism is a beneficial economic system. . Response in English: Capitalism is widely regarded as a beneficial economic system for several reasons. Here are some of the most significant benefits of capitalism:1. Economic freedom: Capitalism is based on the principles such as individual rights, private property, and voluntary exchange. In this system, people are free to buy, sell and invest as they see fit. They can innovate and be enterprising which leads to higher levels of productivity and ultimately to higher standards of living for everyone.2. Efficient allocation of resources: Capitalism thrives on competition, which ensures that goods and services are produced and sold at the lowest costs while keeping the quality high. This results in the efficient allocation of resources, reducing wastage, and bringing about more economic growth.3. Incentive to work: People in capitalism have the opportunity to earn more money through their hard work, education, and talent. Since there is a direct link between effort and reward, people have a stronger incentive to work harder and achieve financial success.4. Innovation: Capitalism spurs innovation by rewarding those who create new products or services, and improve existing ones. As a result, new technology and new ways of doing things are constantly being developed, leading to improved standards of living for everyone.5. Consumer sovereignty: In a capitalist system, the customer is king, and businesses must cater to the needs and wants of the consumer to remain profitable. This results in a wider variety of quality products and services at affordable prices.In summary, capitalism promotes economic freedom, efficient allocation of resources, strong incentives to work, innovation, and consumer sovereignty, making it a very beneficial economic system. . Response in Sesotho: Bokapitale bo nkoa ka bophara e le tsamaiso ea moruo e molemo ka mabaka a maloa. Melemo e meng ea bohlokoa ea bokapitale ke ena: 1. Tokoloho ea moruo: Bokapitale bo theiloe holima melao-motheo e kang litokelo tsa motho ka mong, thepa ea botho, le phapanyetsano ea boithaopo. Tsamaisong ena, batho ba lokolohile ho reka, ho rekisa le ho tsetela kamoo ba bonang ho loketse. Ba ka iqapela le ho ba bo-rakhoebo e leng se lebisang maemong a phahameng a tlhahiso mme qetellong ba be le maemo a holimo a bophelo bakeng sa motho e mong le e mong. 2. Kabo e nepahetseng ea lisebelisuoa: Bokapitale bo atleha tlhōlisanong, e tiisang hore thepa le litšebeletso lia hlahisoa le ho rekisoa ka litšenyehelo tse tlaase ha boleng bo ntse bo le holimo. Sena se fella ka kabo e hlwahlwa ya disebediswa, ho fokotsa tshenyo, le ho tlisa kgolo e kgolo ya moruo. 3. Khothatso ea ho sebetsa: Batho ba pusong ea bokapitale ba na le monyetla oa ho fumana chelete e ngata ka ho sebetsa ka thata, thuto le talenta. Kaha ho na le kamano e tobileng pakeng tsa boiteko le moputso, batho ba na le tšusumetso e matla ea ho sebetsa ka thata le ho fumana katleho ea lichelete. 4. Boqapi: Bokapitale bo hlohlelletsa boqapi ka ho putsa ba hlahisang lihlahisoa kapa litšebeletso tse ncha, le ho ntlafatsa tse seng li ntse li le teng. Ka lebaka leo, theknoloji e ncha le litsela tse ncha tsa ho etsa lintho li lula li ntlafatsoa, e leng se lebisang ho ntlafatseng maemo a bophelo bakeng sa bohle. 5. Boipuso ba bareki: Tsamaisong ea bokapitale, moreki ke morena, me likhoebo li tlameha ho khotsofatsa litlhoko le litlhoko tsa moreki hore li lule li etsa phaello. Sena se fella ka mefuta e mengata e pharalletseng ea lihlahisoa le litšebeletso tsa boleng bo holimo ka theko e tlase. Ka bokhutšoane, bokapitale bo khothalletsa tokoloho ea moruo, kabo e atlehang ea matlotlo, likhothatso tse matla mosebetsing, boqapi le boipuso ba bareki, e leng se etsang hore e be tsamaiso ea moruo e molemo haholo. 