The answer is yes. One can bring a counter example but any opinion related to social phenomenon has to be based on a large majority rather than a rare case. In the capitalism society, the power of capital is so strong as it’s = its name is claiming this. The capital is like a seed which can grow bigger through a ‘better’ education and a ‘larger’ investment. The ground of capitalism is competition that enables the seed to grow up. For example, it is almost impossible for local bakeries to beat franchises like Paris Baguette. That is because consumers always pay attention to cost and quality and the both (both of them) usually depend on the amount of capital invested. It is unfair that people are born with what decides their future like slavery or racial discrimination. However, people overlook the unfairness of capitalism because it is concealed by the slogans, “The reason why you are poor is that you were not diligent enough”, “Your effort is going to make a miracle!” A dog who believes to be fed never bites it’s = its master.