 Take, for example, Young’s ascriptions of responsibility for alleviating poverty, hunger, and violence around the world cited above. Young may be correct that capitalism (or at least unregulated capitalism) is causally responsible for these problems. (There would of course be other agents to consider as well.) But if she is going to go on to ascribe remedial responsibility to those who benefit from capitalism—which is what she is concerned to do—then she has to take into consideration that capitalism (or at least regulated capitalism) may also be causally responsible for things in the world that we value, e.g., significant improvements in health care, education, and food production, as well as the separation of economic from political power.