Примери за използване на Capitalism can на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Capitalism can destroy itself.”.
Socialism and capitalism can coexist.
Capitalism cannot be green.
Don't you think capitalism can be reformed?
Capitalism cannot exist without expansion.
Or do you really think capitalism can be reformed?
But capitalism cannot be reformed.
Only there lies the terrain where capitalism can be undermined.
Capitalism can only bring more suffering and crisis.
The human problem of modern capitalism can be formulated in this way.
State capitalism can claim some of the world's most powerful companies.
But this more socially-equitable version of state capitalism can work only if the economy generates enough growth.
Capitalism can create and enrich or destroy and impoverish, as prudence warrants;
And thinkers like Joseph Schumpeter andKarl Popper have argued forcefully that capitalism can consolidate peace, by offering non-violent ways to satisfy human needs.
State capitalism can claim the world's most successful big economy.
I have discussed this topic when have spoken about moderate capitalism and the BUM-bank, as well also when have spoken about the social Ministry in Bulgaria, andI think that have shown clear that the capitalism can be bettered preserving the form of ownership, preserving the exploitation, supporting the existence of poor and rich, but just reducing it to a more moderate and higher socialized form.
Capitalism can be present only where there is an industry and developed stock and labor markets.
I don't think capitalism can last forever(or even much longer), and I think if you asked a bunch of ecologists, they would agree with me.
Capitalism can be utterly vanquished, and will be utterly vanquished by socialism creating a new and much higher productivity of labour.
As he argued, unregulated capitalism can lead to regular bouts of over-capacity, under-consumption, and the recurrence of destructive financial crises, fuelled by credit bubbles and asset-price booms and busts.
Capitalism can be utterly vanquished, and will be utterly vanquished, by the fact that socialism creates a new and much higher productivity of labour.".
The human problem of modern capitalism can be formulated in this way: Modern capitalism needs men who cooperate smoothly and in large numbers; who want to consume more and more; and whose tastes are standardized and can be easily influenced and anticipated.
State capitalism can be fought only with state capitalism, and fascism can be fought only with fascism.
And these imperatives, in turn, mean that capitalism can, and must, constantly expand in ways and degrees unlike any other social form- constantly accumulating, constantly searching out new markets, constantly imposing its imperatives on new territories and new spheres of life, on human beings and the natural environment.
Anglo-American capitalism can be harsh in many ways, but because free markets are receptive to new talent and cheap labor, they have spawned the kind of societies, pragmatic and relatively open, where immigrants can thrive, the very kind that rulers of more closed, communitarian, autocratic societies tend to despise.
He finds it in Marx's“assumption that truth about capitalism could be discovered in the mathematics of his models(the so-called‘schemas of reproduction').
It was his assumption that truth about capitalism could be discovered in the mathematics of his models(the so-called‘schemas of reproduction').
It was his assumption that truth about capitalism could be discovered in the mathematics of his models.
On one side were reformers andsocial democrats who saw that capitalism could be given a human face.
If capitalism could adapt production not to the obtaining of the utmost profit but to the systematic improvement of the material conditions of the masses of the people, and if it could turn profits not to the satisfaction of the whims of the parasitic classes, not to perfecting the methods of exploitation, not to the export of capital, but to the systematic improvement of the material conditions of the workers and peasants, then there would be no crises.