From a Jain perspective, capitalism is not inherently “pro-Jain” or “anti-Jain”. Jain Dharma judges any system by how well it supports ahimsa, aparigraha, satya, and ethical conduct.

Jain view:

• Pro-Jain aspects:

If business is done with honesty, non-violence, fairness, and limited greed, it can be compatible with Jain values.

• Not fully aligned:

Capitalism often encourages profit maximization, competition, accumulation, and attachment to wealth, which can conflict with aparigraha and spiritual detachment.

• Jain ideal:

Jainism prefers right earning, non-exploitative trade, minimal harm, and contentment over unlimited wealth accumulation.

In short:

Capitalism can be practiced in a more Jain way, but Jain Dharma does not praise greed-driven capitalism. A Jain approach is: earn ethically, avoid harm, use wealth responsibly, and remain detached from possession.