Sentence examples for capitalist wealth from inspiring English sources

Hobhouse passionately argued that capitalist wealth was co-created by the interaction of society, social capital and the entrepreneur.

Possible activities include colourful puppets, street theatre, catchy slogans and lots of noise, and for some (to quote the S26 site) "pickets, occupations of offices, blockades and shutdowns, appropriating and disposing of luxury consumer goods, sabotaging, wrecking or interfering with capitalist infrastructure, [and] appropriating capitalist wealth and returning it to the working people".

Andrew Rachleff, a former venture capitalist turned wealth manager, estimates that the Facebook offering will create somewhere around 1,000 millionaires, most of whom will make something in the $2 million to $5 million range.

Within a capitalist system, wealth is created, innovation is fuelled and everyone can benefit.

For the Nolan show he has unbound a printed volume of Adam Smith's 18th-century, pro-capitalist tract "Wealth of Nations" to insert one of his drawings among the pages.

To meet these financial criteria, accredited investors should be high-net-worth individuals such as angels or institutions such as venture capitalists and wealth management groups.

Wealth: Thanks to sensors, the discovery of so-called "hidden databases" at the sub-atomic level, in the oceans, the human body and global society gave capitalists a wealth of new patterns of organization to exploit, resulting in an explosion of wealth and creativity.

American businessmen predictably embraced eugenics as proof of the natural order of the capitalist system, rationalizing wealth and poverty as evidence of the survival of the fittest.

China's rulers have overseen the formation of a capitalist society, where wealth is created at the bottom by individual entrepreneurs.

He responded to these criticisms by arguing that, before Calvinism, capitalist enterprise and wealth accumulation were always fettered by the passive or active hostility of the prevalent religious order.

The evidence is to the contrary; recent history seems to be proving the Marxist claim that, inevitably, a capitalist system concentrates wealth in fewer hands, thus sowing the seeds for its collapse.