- commodification, wage labor, and an
emphasis on
innovation and
economic growth.
Capitalist economies tend to
experience a
business cycle of
economic growth followed...
-
Capitalist Realism: Is
There No Alternative? is a 2009 book by
British philosopher Mark Fisher. It
explores Fisher's
concept of "
capitalist realism",...
-
systems of
private property are
enforced by
private agencies. Anarcho-
capitalists argue that
society can self-regulate and
civilize through the voluntary...
- The term "
capitalist realism" has been used,
particularly in Germany, to
describe commodity-based art, from Pop Art in the 1950s and 1960s to the commodity...
-
variety of
attitudes and
ideas that
oppose capitalism. In this sense, anti-
capitalists are
those who wish to
replace capitalism with
another type of economic...
-
listed corporations) in
which the
state has
controlling shares. A state-
capitalist country is one
where the
government controls the
economy and essentially...
- Look up
capitalist in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
capitalist can
refer to the
owner and
manager of
economic capital, or a
supporter of the economic...
- The
Western Bloc, also
known as the
Capitalist Bloc, the
Freedom Bloc, the Free Bloc, and the
American Bloc, was an
unofficial coalition of
countries that...
- early-stage
companies in
exchange for equity, or an
ownership stake.
Venture capitalists take on the risk of
financing start-ups in the
hopes that some of the...
- The
capitalist state is the state, its
functions and the form of
organization it
takes within capitalist socioeconomic systems. This
concept is
often used...
