"because of capitalism" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used when explaining why something has happened or existed. For example, you could say, "Millennials have struggled to accumulate wealth because of capitalism."
"I am what I am because of capitalism," Ms. Varzar said, "and Republicans are more capitalistic".
But every conversation they'll turn to it being the fault of the U.S. Growing inequality, people losing houses — they'll say it's because of capitalism from the U.S.
In the book he argued that poor countries stayed poor not because of capitalism, but for lack of properly developed capitalism.
Before Davos, WEF founder Klaus Schwab had said: "Capitalism in its current form no longer fits the world around us". Speaking in London ahead of his arrival in Davos, Mr Gates told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that "the world is better off" because of capitalism.
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Not because of what Marx said about the contradictions of capitalism, because, as I discovered, capital is an end in itself and no more".
"Capitalism with Chinese characteristics" works because of the capitalism, not the characteristics.
That is because of the nature of capitalism itself.
He had come to see it as the duty of Muslims to set off attacks against the "edifices of capitalism" because of the West's alliance with Mr. Mubarak.
What Obama and the Democrats want you to believe is that we are in structural decline because of the failure of capitalism.
But I find it implausible that Scandinavians stick with their "cuddly" form of capitalism because they have the luxury of free riding on America's technological leadership.
