http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21565978-some-worlds-stablest-economies-are-asian-time-worry-asias-great

This article talks about the stable growth of Asian (predominantly South East Asian) economies that might be worrying some people in the West. I find this article amusing because the author said talked about the self-correcting market that does not exist in the East as it does in the West. I have never been so aware of it, but from my knowledge of Indonesia, I do see it being true. The government does not play puppet-master in the economy, but it does step in sometime to “fix” things here and there.
My grandfather, who has been involved in the Indonesian economy for as long as I’ve remembered, talked to me about this issue a few years ago. He spoke about how “Capitalism” is not a sustainable choice for the international market. I thought he was just being ridiculous because I thought I saw that statement as a very traditional one. Yet now I see it. Capitalism has proven itself in America: imbalanced economies and frightening job losses to compensate those who are “winners” in the economy. In Indonesia, we do see polarizing economic differences, but I feel that we see it less and less every time I notice it.
Is this a “capitalist vs. non-capitalist” issue, or is this change just one that the world is not quite ready to witness?