A recent survey has revealed that out of a total of 955 people around the world, 505.7% voted in favor of capitalism, while only 49.3% voted in favor of communism.

The survey, which was conducted in Africa, South America, North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania, showed that a majority of the world's population is in favour of capitalism.

In Africa, 56.2% of those surveyed voted in favour of capitalism, while 43.8% voted in favour of communism. In South America, 50.3% voted in favour of capitalism, while 49.7% voted in favour of communism. In North America, 51.9% voted in favour of capitalism, while 48.1% voted in favour of communism. In Europe, 50.6% voted in favour of capitalism, while 49.4% voted in favour of communism. In Asia 51.6% voted in favour of capitalism, while 48.4% voted in favour of communism. Lastly, in Oceania 43.2% voted in favour of capitalism, while 56.8% voted in favour of communism.

The results of the survey show that capitalism remains the most popular choice for the majority of people around the world, despite the continued debate about its virtues and drawbacks. However, there is still a significant minority who favour communism, which highlights the complex nature of the debate. It is clear that the debate over capitalism versus communism is far from over.