Aron (2023) argues that Question 10 options: Capitalism is a system of buying and selling that has gone on for thousands of years. Capitalism is a form of steady-state economy in which the neoliberal state places minimal limits on production and consumption, so that ecological boundaries can be respected. The expansionary impulse of capitalism is a primary driver of the climate crisis, insofar as the pursuit of profit requires more and more extraction from ecological systems, including increasing energy inputs, which increase greenhouse gas emissions. International trade agreements like the North American Free Trade Act (NAFTA) and global legal frameworks like the World Trade Organization (WTO) have played important roles in helping create rules to alleviate environmental problems associated with climate change