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When considering countries in Asia, Southern Europe, and South America labor and jobs are often dependent on social relationships contrary to Denmark

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The open market has allowed Danes to purchase foreign goods and given the opportunity to export Danish design, which has become quite popular, similar to Scandinavian design. Derma among other products has become popular in Africa, as they see Danish products as reliable and exclusive, also considering EU regulations monitoring what's in the products.

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The resources available in a country influences capitalism, as it provides favorable conditions for specializing in that area where resources easily accessible

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Capitalism in Denmark might be influenced by Danish culture through the law of Jante and its relation to the Danish (progressive) tax system. This way of doing taxes in return also influences the behavior and thought patterns of Danes and might serve to confirm the status quo of economic affairs.

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The culture can be influenced by markets who can adapt customs from other parts of the world, in order to introduce a new tradition through marketing as a way to gain profits, as e.g. Halloween, Valentines Day, Black Friday, Hygge

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The law of jante limits the show of social status appropriate for people with big wealth compared to other cultures 

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The law of jante limits the show of social status appropriate for people with big wealth compared to other cultures 

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Denmark has a huge safety net making unemployment less risky (unemployment benefit)

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"Capitalism" is in many Danes eyes a negative loaded word because of the social democratic orientation and 'janteloven'

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The economic system in Denmark is focused around the idea of social equality and universal benefits for all.

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Yes, capitalism can shape culture and in some countries encourage to excessive consumption and in other countries cultures are in conflict between the excessive consumption and humbe consumption.

And vice versa, we could argue that Jante-loven can be interpreted as a reaction to capitalism. For instance that people from the upper classes or succesfull people are not better than others.

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in recent years there has been a focus on sustainability. the market has adapted to this. so here we see the culture shaping the market.

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Capitalism is shaped by culture, and not the other way around.

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In Denmark capitalism is more extreme in larger cities