Jari-hujja ta ƙasa (capitalism) tsari ne da ke dogara ga amincewa da haƙƙoƙin mutum ɗaya, ciki har da haƙƙin mallaka, wanda a cikinsa dukkan dukiya mallakar mutane ce ta kashin kansu49. 'Yancin mallaka ya samo asali ne daga raba coci da gwamnati da kuma ci gaban da ya biyo baya na 'yancin ɗan adam na asali. Ayn Rand,1 marubucin The Fountainhead, ta bayyana wannan alaƙa tsakanin mallakar dukiya ta kashin kai da raba coci da gwamnati: "Idan na ce jari-hujja, ina nufin jari-hujjar Laissez-faire cikakkiya, tsantsa, ba tare da iko ba, ba tare da ƙa'ida ba—tare da raba gwamnati da tattalin arziki, ta hanya ɗaya da kuma saboda dalilai iri ɗaya kamar raba gwamnati da coci"50.

Capitalism is a system based on the recognition of individual rights, including property rights, in which all property is privately owned49. Freedom of ownership resulted from the separation of church and state and the consequent development of the basic freedom(s) of man. Ayn Rand,1 author of The Fountainhead, describes this relationship between private property ownership and the separation of church and state: “When I say capitalism, I mean a full, pure, uncontrolled, unregulated Laissez-faire capitalism—with a separation of state and economics, in the same way and for the same reasons as the separation of state and church”50.