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- - - - After giving a brief description of each economic system, present the thesis and state specifically that the essay will talk about the moral value of equality in capitalism and socialism
    - - Explain what the structure of the essay will be by saying which information will be in each parragraph. In this case, first, i will explain how equality is present capitalism "equality of oportunities" and its moral value, second i will explain how socialism sees equality and finally in the conclusion i will compare both economic systems moral values of equality.
    - - Talk about What and which are the economic systems around the world and specify that capitalism and socialism will be the economic systems in which the essay will be based in by giving a brief description of each
- - - - After analizing each economic system it is possible to state that each of these have a very clear ideal of equality for what they consider correct on how a nation should function correctly, finally we can see that capitalism focuses on equality by giving each citizen the same liberty and supporting private entities with their free market, whereas socialism supports equality by ensuring eevery citizen have their basic need and supporting the public entities
    - - It is impossible to ensure which economic system has a better moral when speaking about equality, but i think this essay helps the reader identify and have a clearer context to support either socialism or capitalism in the question which economic system best supports equality?
    - - Through out this text, the idea of equality in socialism and capitalism was explained individually, in order for the reader to have a clear idea about how this two economic systems can be seen as social systems taking into account the citizens of their nation.
- - - - "More specifically, socialists typically argue that capitalism undermines democracy, facilitates exploitation, distributes opportunities and resources unfairly, and vitiates community, stunting self-realization and human development. Socialism, by democratizing, humanizing, and rationalizing economic relations, largely eliminates these problems."
        
        https://www.tutor2u.net/politics/reference/equality-socialism#:~:text=Socialists%20favour%20a%20more%20equal,albeit%20for%20slightly%20different%20reasons).
    - - "Socialism is both an economic system and an ideology (in the non-pejorative sense of that term). A socialist economy features social rather than private ownership of the means of production. It also typically organizes economic activity through planning rather than market forces, and gears production towards needs satisfaction rather than profit accumulation."
        
        https://www.tutor2u.net/politics/reference/equality-socialism#:~:text=Socialists%20favour%20a%20more%20equal,albeit%20for%20slightly%20different%20reasons).
    - - "Socialists favour a more equal distribution of wealth and income within society. This is in sharp contrast to liberals and to some extent conservatives who favour equality of opportunity (albeit for slightly different reasons)."
        
        https://www.tutor2u.net/politics/reference/equality-socialism#:~:text=Socialists%20favour%20a%20more%20equal,albeit%20for%20slightly%20different%20reasons).
- - - - "capitalism is moral because — unlike socialism — it respects individuals, their rights, and their pursuit of happiness. In fact, capitalism requires this respect for individuals and rights. This is why capitalism often is defined as a social system, not an economic system, which protects individual rights."
        
        https://www.johnlocke.org/capitalism-and-morality/
    - - "Once again, the legal rules defining capitalism embed a robust norm of equality in that they promote the welfare of every member of society without regard to the person’s personal or social characteristics or his level of wealth."
        
        https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/full/10.1086/686480#:~:text=Once%20again%2C%20the%20legal%20rules,or%20his%20level%20of%20wealth.
    - - https://brownpoliticalreview.org/2012/11/capitalism-and-equal-opportunity/