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It completely depends on your definitions of socialism and capitalism.
Do you mean marxist socialism, communist socialism, contemporary Western European socialism (the parties that call themselves socialist, that is), socialism as in social democracy, socialism as in Rawlsian social liberalism? All of them are very common uses of the term these days.
As for capitalism, that too can mean many things. On the extreme, you have the truly minimal state, where even institutions like the police force are privatized. On the more moderate side, you have social liberalism.
These days, both terms have become so convoluted that they are almost useless for any purposes other than propaganda.
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