Sentence examples for primitive capital from inspiring English sources

"Right now, Afghanistan is going through a phase of very primitive capital accumulation by the country's leading families".

They have the most primitive capital markets in the region.

Creative Destruction may work in the early phases of Capitalism, as part of the bloody business of primitive (Capital) accumulation, but in Late Capitalism, "creative destruction" is a euphemism for "race to the bottom".

In her novels, Manning described Bucharest as being on the margins of European civilisation, "a strange, half-Oriental capital" that was "primitive, bug-ridden and brutal", whose citizens were peasants, whatever their wealth or status.

The United States opened a consulate in Juba, the primitive, hardscrabble town that is the capital of Southern Sudan.

Doctors' surgeries in the capital are often rather primitive one- or two-man affairs and even these tend to be few and far between in the poorer parts of town.

Are those numbers saying that Europe's capital markets are rather primitive?

Even in developed countries capital is at a fairly primitive level of development.

At the time, conditions remained primitive in what was dubbed "the bush capital" and "the land of the blowflies".

Impressively, he curated an exhibition on "human zoos" (the practice of exhibiting African and other "exotic, primitive" peoples in Paris and other European capitals in the late 19th century) at the Musée Quai Branly in Paris in 2011.

But in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, the capital, there are new hotels, bars and jobs.The primitive domestic terminal at the airport has a tannoy system, but the announcements are inaudible, and their main effect is to spread fear.