Since about the early-mid-20th Century, the dominant economic system has been a divergence from capitalism-as-originally described, specifically limiting the expression of the property rights of capital holders to enable goals of community well-being and sustainability as assessed by the community through, generally, representative democratic means to be addressed and systematically prioritized alongside capital.

Its often distinguished from capitalism-in-the-strict-sense as “the modern mixed economy” or something along those lines; its popularly still called capitalism, but to the extent that's accurate its already Capitalism 2.0, diverging from 1.0 in the exact direction you lay out.