Sentence examples for problems of capitalism from inspiring English sources

A number of remedies have been applied to the distributional problems of capitalism.

No finer way of resolving the problems of capitalism has been dreamed up, bar socialism.

Unitary taxation is not a magical solution to the deep-seated problems of capitalism, but it has a number of strong points.

"The financial crisis is deeper than it was in the 1930s, and we need radical revolutionary ideas to overcome the problems of capitalism".

But at the dinner he came across as calm and reasonable as he criticised the then prime minister, Tony Blair, for doing nothing for working people, for the mismanagement of the railways and for the many and varied problems of capitalism.

"It must be opportunistic in the best sense of the word, living by accommodation and good sense.'' Keynes believed that the problems of capitalism — boom-and-bust cycles, trade wars, poverty, inequality — were technical and could be solved through the application of higher intellects, like his own.

This is a problem of capitalism, not of science.

Keynes believed that the basic problem of capitalism is not so much its vulnerability to periodic saturations of investment as its likely failure to recover from them.

Once we've solved equality of opportunity for all we then have to deal with the real problem of capitalism – the ability to make vast amounts of profit with very little skill.

To the broader arguments of Marx on Capitalism, North (1984) argued instead that the core problems of both capitalism and communism lay in specialization and division of labor.

Insipid nationalism is a great way to displace the problems of "extreme capitalism" on to a particular ethnicity or minority group.