The first nation to build its economy on capitalism was Great Britain. Laws were changed to allow free trade in England and elsewhere in Great Britain.
France
Capitalism is a direct reaction to Adam's Smith The Wealth of Nations. As a result of Smith being English, England is often credited as the first country to move from mercantilism to capitalism. Other European countries were not far behind.
Adam Smith is widely considered to have been the first person to describe capitalism as we know it today. In his The Wealth of Nations, he describes an "invisible hand" that will guide the nation's economy towards the greatest good for both producer and consumer without the interference of government.
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capitalism would lead first to socialism then to communism
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The first nation to build its economy on capitalism was Great Britain. Laws were changed to allow free trade in England and elsewhere in Great Britain.
No. Greece was thousands of years ago.
No, it was one of the last among Western nations. Great Britain was the first. Even today, the French Government and French industry have close ties and even despite EU rules on the subject of free markets and competition, the French Government will immediately involve itself in the affairs of French industry if it feels French interests are at stake.
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communism wrong ! you have the wrong answer it's capitalism
Capitalism is a direct reaction to Adam's Smith The Wealth of Nations. As a result of Smith being English, England is often credited as the first country to move from mercantilism to capitalism. Other European countries were not far behind.
Spain
First to fight for the right, and to build the nation's might
The NEP (New Economic Policy) was designed to allow and attract foreign capital and investment into Russia to build its appallingly terrible economy. It was to allow the development of capitalism to an extent, but this capitalist element of the economy was kept small and helped the Bolsheviks establish socialism. Russia's economy under the NEP could not really be described as anything in particular (as there was not much of an economy in the first place), but if you had to put a label on it, you could say it was socialistic.
Adam Smith is widely considered to have been the first person to describe capitalism as we know it today. In his The Wealth of Nations, he describes an "invisible hand" that will guide the nation's economy towards the greatest good for both producer and consumer without the interference of government.