About the book: 1984 / Capitalism without profit? This question seems paradoxical. Nevertheless, this statement is widely used in the world of capital. In an effort to disguise the true goals of capitalist production, bourgeois ideologists are trying to “prove” that corporations in their activities are guided not by the thirst for profit, but by the motives of satisfying the needs of members of society. Another bourgeois concept, which became the theoretical basis of “Reaganomics,” on the contrary, argues that the desire of capitalist entrepreneurs for profit is a “natural property” of human society. The work of Doctor of Economic Sciences O. I. Litvinenko exposes various concepts of business goals.