Capitalism

capitalism is a type of economic system in which property resources are privately owned and markets and prices are used to direct and coordinate economic activities. Free market means that there is no government influence impeding upon market activities

All Socialists oppose capitalism and stand instead for a world without wages, classes, governments or borders.

the major difference between the two is mercantalism is based around the government and capitalism around the individual.

Mercantalism depends on a trading market of exporting more than importing to increase the gold and silver of a country.

Capitalism has supply and demand.

It is less the liberal and more the left wing Marxist who inadvertently exposes capitalisms virtues. Liberalism should not be the dirty word it has become in this country. It is not liberalism that is the problem it is leftism. Conservatives have no purpose without liberals and vice versa. The left and the right are political zealots who care nothing about conserving the Constitution or endeavoring to take a more liberal view of it in order to better serve the people. The right wing zealots are a different problem than the left. It is the left who wants to make legal plunder to find a more equitable form of economy. Karl Marx himself sings the praises of capitalism in Das Kapital when he says that the only way to beat the capitalist system is by undermining its currency, because you can't beat a one on one situation. Why would anyone want to beat a one on one situation?

The middle class grew rapidly. -D. Roe

It creates the prerequisites for it's overthrow and the establishment of socialism. With capitalism ineviably comes, greater wealth than under feudalism and great technological advacement. These are just two prerequisites for the establishment of socialism at least.

It's working okay in America at the moment.

Nobody founded capitalism. It emerged gradually out of previous socioeconomic systems.

are there any famous people in capitalism?

YES. A computer or any other labor-saving device is considered capital under an economics definition.

Cause of its comparison to the other economic systems.

Arthur Miller felt that capitalism was dangerous and that it was selling lies to Americans.

1. Private property rights.

2. Free market economy, private control of the means of production

3. The right to a profit incentive

Yes, it used to be a dictatorship controlled by none other than Ryan Diedrich!

Capitalism and Calvinism are two completely different topics. Capitalism is a form of government, while Calvinism is a type of religion or belief. They really have no major similarities.

Capitalism is an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state. Feudalism is when the nobility held lands from the Crown in exchange for military service.

Global capital market is a international level of allowing people and entities to buy and sell financial securities from the interlinking of various investment exchanges that are found around the world. There are many equities that fall behind, but there are many investments like bonds, foreign exchange and currencies that are interlinked and in international trading is highly visible.

Marx would not have changed very much in Capital had he somehow known exactly what would happen in the future, his work on political economy is probably even more relevant now than it was in the mid-late 1800's.

Communism work on the justice behind the assumption that the earths resources are the property of all the people and and that the bounty of this should be shared by all. Capitalism works on the assumption that that the earths resources can be monopolised by an exclusive group of people and be distributed by them for reward to those that require them to make a living. The problem with Communism is that some people are more productive then others causing hard feelings among the more productive people. the problem with capitalism is that the people in charge need no more then the privileged position that was left to hem by wealthy parents or benefactors. in both systems greed and corruption rears supreme in the end.

Upbringing plays a huge role in limiting an individuals personal freedom. Some children are brought up in very strictly controlled households. They may be home schooled, kept from television, music, and movies, and spend most of their time with just their immediate family. These children would not grow up with much personal freedom. All of their decisions would be made for them.

definitely, the quest for more money, or the lowering of average wages for middle class families forces parents to work more, and spend more and more time away from their children, who in turn, learn that 60 hour weeks are the norm. And then we are still told that Americans are lazy, in order to subconsciously drive Americans to work even more.

Capitalism is the quest for more and more stuff, that in the end, we don't need.

Because communism requires for humans to be born naturally good. We can tell that this is not the case because must be tought not to hit each other. They are also greedy they will try to claim as many toys as possible shouting "mine". This is where war and greed come from. Capitalism works with these flaws by establishing rules such as no killing and no stealing.

created the external markets,availability of raw matials,ensue labours forces,capital for investers in trade and agricultures

Industrial capitalism refers to an economic and social system in which trade, industry and capital are privately controlled and operated for a profit. In a capitalist system,income, production, distribution, investments pricing and supply of goods and commodities and services are determined by private decisions usually within the context of markets. In a capitalistic state, property is privately owned and this is protected by the rule of law of government. Thus in the rise of industrial capitalism, we are looking at starting of when individuals in a society started acquiring property privately.