The United States is labelled as having a capitalist economy. It is a system in where a minor collection of people control large amounts of money and make the most significant economic decisions. Capitalist economies concentrate authority in the hands of prosperous people, who mainly maximize their profits. The main object that drives capitalism today is enormous corporations that are able to finance large operations to promote economic growth. As corporations get superior, many liberals favored breaking up corporations and putting them under control. They pressed for antitrust laws to receive a competitive economy. This meant with corporations getting to large, they would need to be downsized by making smaller companies in order to create a competitive economy. It all started with the Federal Reserve Bank which is a privately owned bank. They loan money to the United States at a certain interest rate. The United States government has basically given the Federal Reserve Bank a monopoly on the nation's money supply. The Federal Reserve Bank are unelected, unregulated group of private bankers to have such an incredible influence in our society. Most of the Americans live paycheck to paycheck unable to question a system of finance that keeps everyone on a constant grindstone, while billions of dollars flow into the hands of these private bankers at the expense of Americans. At J.P Morgan's estate on Jekyll Island, a meeting was held with the private bankers and they wrote the Federal Reserve Act. These bankers provided their considerable financial and political support to Woodrow Wilson on the condition that he would support the Federal Reserve Act bill if he was elected. He was elected and became the twenty eighth president of the United States. After signing the bill Woodrow Wilson stated, "I am a most unhappy man. I have unwittingly ruined my country. Our great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Therefore all of