As mentioned earlier, finances play an important role in solving problems, especially in Western society. We can see exactly how important a stable economy can be in solving global problems. As we mentioned, the medical industry is a perfect example of how putting one's own interests ahead of the well-being of others can make things worse and even create major problems. The medical industry, like many companies offering basic necessities, has made a sport of borderline extortion. Corporations have profited from the suffering of millions of people by pricing treatments and medical supplies at rates that few people can afford simply because they can. This is a small example of how focusing on the individual can harm a large group of people, in this case forcing many people to choose between poverty or death. The global economy is a larger-scale example of the problems this behavior creates. The economic situation of many Western countries has not been doing well in recent years and is largely due to the unbalanced distribution of currencies as a direct result of the autonomous values ​​that society is accustomed to. We live in a society that values ​​individual wealth over the wealth of a nation. This erroneous teaching has caused our society's economy to be run by the powerful for the powerful, creating imbalances in the distribution of wealth because the powerful represent only one percent of our population. This increases poverty