Sentence examples for capitalism rules from inspiring English sources

It is a sign that capitalism rules, even in South American football.

The group hopes the New York location will raise new topics for discussion, although its socialist philosophy seems at odds with a city where capitalism rules.

While an allegory about the Soviet Union, Orwell's book is far from the "communism sucks and capitalism rules!" book that many high-school students think.

But particularly with China's entry into the WTO in 2001, the result was an unstable hybrid rather than capitalism ruled by an international invisible hand.

Many other countries around the world, in Asia as well as in Latin America, use the vocabulary of "markets," "capitalism," "rule of law" and "rights to property".

Wallace: "You are out to destroy almost every edifice in contemporary American life -- our Judeo-Christian religion, our modified government-regulated capitalism, rule by the majority will.

During the last several decades an increasing share of the "captains" of industry and finance have adopted Professor Phelps' enthusiasm for a capitalism ruled by alienation, insecurity and instability.

Some shareholders have not yet mastered capitalism's rules.

This will signify a serious blow to the credibility of capitalism's rules of the game.

Despite the nature of their business, he's Everyman, a victim of American economic insecurity and midlife crisis, following capitalism's rules by exploiting his most marketable skill.

Her story of moving from right to left is, in many ways, as good a case for "capitalism with rules," as she describes her beliefs, as any policy paper or proposal.