When the American colonies were still part of the British empire, and later when they declared their independence,the capitalistic system, as we know it today, did not exist. Modern capitalism developed after the Civil War, but while we were still colonies, the ideas of capitalism were governing the British and Colonial economies. The father of modern capitalism is Adam Smith, but America had its share of capitalistic minded men such as Alexander Hamilton and Benjamin Franklin. The purpose of the colonies was to provide material to Great Britain, who in turn would manufacture goods for sale back to the colonies and to other nations. This was known as the mercantile system. In that sense, Britain and America were capitalistic nations. MrV
The answer of your question would be Adam Smith.ADAM Smith, a scottish philosopher and economist. He provided the philosophy for capitalism in his book The Wealth of Nations.Answer on page 27 in United States Government: democracy in action textbook
free market
The term "Happy Capitalism" was coined by Professor Arindam Chaudhuri; it means capitalism that espouses "Survival of the weakest" than one that espouses "Survival of the fittest". In other words, capitalism should focus on ensuring that the most disadvantaged sections of the society are provided the maximum resources to ensure that the inequalities that exist within the society are immediately reduced.
Free-market capitalism is based on free markets, private ownership of the means of production, and limited regulations and some government provided goods and services. Mixed capitalism has more heavily regulated markets, mainly private ownership of the means of production but also features a greater role for state-owned enterprises, and usually has economic intervention in markets to correct market failures. Both are similar in that they are both based on the process of capital accumulation, both systems attempt to maximize private profits, and both are mainly privately-owned.
Pure Capitalism consists of three pillars of ideas. Private ownerships. A Price System. Competition. Pure Capitalism has no or close to no government control, it is controlled by the people, for the people.
ADAM Smith, a scottish philosopher and economist. He provided the philosophy for capitalism in his book The Wealth of Nations.Answer on page 27 in United States Government: democracy in action textbook
Adam Smith, a Scottish economist, provided the philosophy for capitalism. His most well-known work is The Wealth of Nations, published in 1776.
the government
There was more than one man who envisioned and discussed an economy called capitalism.Several names that stand out are Thomas Hobbes and Max Weber as providing a philosophy for capitalism. Adam Smith, a Scottish philosopher and economist, espoused another philosophy for capitalism in his book The Wealth of Nations...Regardless of how the capitalism economy finally became the primary economical and entrepreneurial system of the United States of America, it proved to be the most valuable economic experiment ever formulated and practiced in any country, and was extremely key and pivotal in the development and continued growth of all aspects of the USA.
Adam Smith
Adam Smith is known as the "father of capitalism" for his influential work in economics, particularly through his book "The Wealth of Nations." Smith's philosophy emphasized the importance of economic self-interest, free markets, and the division of labor in driving economic growth and prosperity.
John Hancock
Philosophy and physiology
False, the founding fathers provided for an unseen future they could not predict by allowing the constitution to be amended in specific circumstances.
free market
The term "Happy Capitalism" was coined by Professor Arindam Chaudhuri; it means capitalism that espouses "Survival of the weakest" than one that espouses "Survival of the fittest". In other words, capitalism should focus on ensuring that the most disadvantaged sections of the society are provided the maximum resources to ensure that the inequalities that exist within the society are immediately reduced.
Max Weber. You can read more about him in the link provided at the bottom of this question.