Capitalism Capitalism Thus, anarchists contend that capitalist profits (as well as rent and interest payments) are in essence unpaid labour, and hence capitalism is based on exploitation. ...more on Wikipedia about "Anarchism and capitalism"
(Anarcho-capitalist literature) * Benson, Bruce: The Enterprise of Law: Justice Without The State ...more on Wikipedia about "Anarcho-capitalist literature"
In common usage, the word capitalism means an economic system in which the means of production are overwhelmingly privately owned and operated for profit, with privately determined investment of capital, and where production, distribution, and the prices of goods, services, and labor are affected by the forces of supply and demand in a largely free market. ...more on Wikipedia about "Capitalism"
At least one basic feature of the economic system known as "capitalism" is agreed upon by all ideologies and viewpoints - both those who support and those who oppose it. This basic feature is that capitalism involves private property over capital goods (the " means of production"). Beyond this one feature, however, there is no agreement on what other criteria an economic system needs to meet in order to be considered "capitalism". For this reason, capitalism is often used as a straw man or a shibboleth, to damn or justify almost any imaginable policy choice or social arrangement. ...more on Wikipedia about "Capitalism and related political ideologies"
President Andrew Jackson's hostility to the Bank of the United States was perhaps the central issue of the election campaign of 1832. The following year, the Bank of the United States ceased to receive public funds. ...more on Wikipedia about "Capitalism in the nineteenth century"
Capitalism in the twentieth century ...more on Wikipedia about "Capitalism in the twentieth century"
(Capitalism in the twenty-first century) ==Background== ...more on Wikipedia about "Capitalism in the twenty-first century"
This article deals with opposition and criticisms of socialism, and arguments for and against such criticism. ...more on Wikipedia about "Criticisms of socialism"
Capitalism is an economic system in which the capital is owned either by individuals or corporations. In such a system, the amount and type of development is typically limited by activities which support the accumulation and reinvestment of profits. ...more on Wikipedia about "Definitions of capitalism"
Democratic Capitalism is a economic ideology based on a tripartite arrangement of a market-based economy based predominantly on economic incentives through free markets, a democratic polity and a liberal moral- cultural system which encourages pluralism. ...more on Wikipedia about "Democratic capitalism"
The notion that capitalism can be divided into early, middle, and late periods is itself extremely controversial. Some scholars have found capitalism, or elements thereof, in very early times. Some philosophers consider capitalism not a time-bound practice or a historical era at all, but the recognition of some timeless elements of the human condition. ...more on Wikipedia about "Emergence of early capitalism"
Capitalism originated from Western Europe. ...more on Wikipedia about "History of capitalism"
The theory of capitalism describes the essential features of capitalism and how it functions. ...more on Wikipedia about "History of theory of capitalism"
Market abolitionism is a belief that the market, in the economic sense, should be completely eliminated from society. Market abolitionists argue that markets are morally abhorrent, anti-social and ultimately incompatible with human and environmental survival and that if left unchecked the market will annihilate both. ...more on Wikipedia about "Market abolitionism" It must be http://www.shortopedia.com.
(Objectivist philosophy) Objectivism is a philosophical system developed by Russian-born American philosopher and author Ayn Rand. It encompasses metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, politics, and aesthetics. Objectivism holds that there is a mind-independent reality, that individuals are in contact with this reality through sensory perception, that they gain knowledge by processing the data of perception using reason or "non-contradictory identification," that the proper moral purpose of one's life is the pursuit of one's own happiness, and that the only social system consistent with such a morality is laissez-faire capitalism. ...more on Wikipedia about "Objectivist philosophy"
State Capitalism describes a capitalist society wherein the productive forces are owned and run by a state. It has been used as a description of the Russian society after the October Revolution, and later for USSR. There are various theories and critiques of state capitalism, some of which have been around since the October Revolution, theory by anarchists, left-communists, and council communists, and later to the founding of the USSR, or after 1938, theory from Trotskyists and Maoists. Alternatively, the term is used to differentiate between anarcho-capitalism and capitalism occuring amidst state intervention. ...more on Wikipedia about "State capitalism"
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