'capitalist power' is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the influence and control held by those who own and control the means of production under a capitalist economic system. Example: The rise of globalization has strengthened the capitalist power of multinational corporations, allowing them to dominate markets and dictate consumer trends.
The United States is now the biggest capitalist power in the world.
No doubt the flora and fauna of the world's greatest capitalist power captivate you.
Colonial power, patriarchal power, capitalist power must always and everywhere be battled, because they never, ever quit.
They are a means of insuring that the necessary work that capitalist power does not want the state to pay for continues to get done.
There is the burgeoning capitalist power, of which she is a leader and an emblem, and there is the old, broken country, to which the majority of the population still belongs.
Towne's scripts focused on the murky aspects of the American dream - corporate corruption and conspiracy - and so it's unsurprising that the artist known for painting abstracts of capitalist power bases is drawn to him.
There have been street lectures, debating China's state capitalism and "what does free trade do to free speech?" During the cold war, Taiwan was economically and politically bonded to the west, whereas in the past two decades the island's economy has been caught between competing capitalist powers, China being the most powerful in the region.
But their intervention convinced the Bolsheviks that the capitalist powers would not rest until Communism was dead.
Furthermore, their own Marxist-Leninist analysis of history told them that sooner or later the capitalist powers would turn on the Soviet Union.
According to Morales, continuity of government was the key to national development and resisting interference from the US, Britain and other former imperial nations and capitalist powers.
Neocolonialism has been broadly theorized as a further development of capitalism that enables capitalist powers (both nations and corporations) to dominate subject nations through the operations of international capitalism rather than by means of direct rule.
