Examples of using Non-capitalist in English and their translations into German
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The expansion of capitalism into non-capitalist spheres.
In fact, the non-capitalist character of China has been clearly demonstrated during the current severe global economic downturn.
And commodities remain unsold; and there is trade with non-capitalist areas.
It will be a government transitional to a non-capitalist, or, more exactly, a socialist development of China.
Its conversion into new capital waspossible only by way of foreign trade with non-capitalist countries.
Instead, atomized non-capitalist entrepreneurs borrow from equally atomized rentiers, using the funds to establish productive enterprises.
Capital requires to buy the products of, and sell its commodities to, all non-capitalist strata and societies.
Admittedly, Marx dealt in detail with the process of appropriating non-capitalist means of production as well as with the transformation of the peasants into a capitalist proletariat.
Capitalist production supplies means of production in excess of its own demand andfinds buyers in non-capitalist countries.
And here the factor Rosa Luxemburg pointed to- the existence of non-capitalist formations into which capitalism expands- is extremely important.
That said, when Marx pointed out all the dynamics and limits of capitalism,he did so in abstraction from its relationships with the external(non-capitalist) sphere.
Its material form conforms to the requirements of those non-capitalist circles who help to realise it, that is to say, capitalist surplus value can take the form of consumer goods, e. g.
The enormous expansion of the English cottonindustry was thus founded on consumption by non-capitalist strata and countries.
There are many non-capitalist pasts that can be drawn from, many experiences and memories that perhaps do not wish to be civilised- neither by the right nor by the left.
Whatever the theoretical aspects, the accumulationof capital as an historical process, depends in every respect upon non-capitalist social strata and forms of social organisation.
Capitalism needs non-capitalist spaces, but it destroys them by making them useful for itself and incorporating them into the capitalist world system.” Michael R. Krätke, Rosa Luxemburg, and the analysis of contemporary capitalism.
But the more violently,ruthlessly and thoroughly imperialism brings about the decline of non-capitalist civilisations, the more rapidly it cuts the very ground from under the feet of capitalist accumulation.
She herself based the necessity of capitalist collapse on"the dialectical contradiction that capitalistaccumulation requires for its movement to be surrounded by non-capitalist areas….
She stated the general thesis that only the continuous,continued invasion of pre- and non-capitalist spaces could keep the capitalist mode of production alive and the accumulation of capital in motion.
An exchange between the two departments is impossible, there remains an unsaleable surplus in the department of consumption goods, an over-production of surplusvalue which can be realised only in non-capitalist countries.
Rosa Luxemburg argued that, while in general, for the purposes of the analysis of capitalist economy, abstraction from non-capitalist factors is justified, it is not justified when dealing with the question of enlarged reproduction.
The old partition between the capitalist and non-capitalist countries will be removed by world capital most largely whereby world capital generates proletarians hegemony in exceptless all the countries of the world:" World proletariat- unite(socialise) all countries!
From this we get most complicated relations, divergences in the speed and direction of accumulation for the two departments,different relations with non-capitalist modes of production as regards both material elements and elements of value, which we cannot possibly lay down in rigid formula.
Non-capitalist or semi-capitalist societies are taken over by advanced“monopoly capitalist” finance, which deforms and constrains the growth of the productive forces in the weak countries, combining archaic institutions with modern production methods.
Since the primitive associations of the natives are the strongest protection for their social organisations and for their material bases of existence,capital must begin by planning for the systematic destruction and annihilation of all the non-capitalist social units which obstruct its development.
So under real domination the metabolism between developed capitalism and non-capitalist/low occ-capitalist production tendentially falls and thus becomes less effective in counter-acting the fall of the rate of profit, while also losing significance as a source of demand.
The Castroites supported various“democratic” nationalist bourgeois regimes in Latin America that they imagined would be a counterweight to the imperialists. Cuba's foreign policy follows the logic of Stalin's“socialism in one country,” i.e., opposing international revolution in the hope of defusing imperialist hostility,while boosting capitalist regimes willing to be“friends” with one's own non-capitalist state. In particular, Castro supported the nationalist regimes of Jânio Quadros and João Goulart in Brazil during the early 1960s.
For the accumulation of capital, the loan has various functions:(a)it serves to convert the money of non-capitalist groups into capital, i.e. money both as a commodity equivalent(lower middle-class savings) and as fund of consumption for the hangers-on of the capitalist class;(b) it serves to transform money capital into productive capital by means of state enterprise-railroad building and military supplies;(c) it serves to divert accumulated capital from the old capitalist countries to young ones.
The continual process by which the rural and urban middle strata become proletarian with the decay of peasant economy and of small artisan enterprises, the very process, that is to say,of incessant transition from non-capitalist to capitalist conditions of a labour power that is cast off by pre-capitalist, not capitalist, modes of production in their progressive breakdown and disintegration.
Further, as a logical consequence, he comes to the question of imperialism but unfortunately he finally puts the wrong kind of edge on his acute analysis by considering the whole of militarist productiontogether with the system of exporting international capital to non-capitalist countries under the heading of'reckless expenditure'- We must say in parenthesis that Bouding, just like Kautsky, holds that the law of a quicker growth in the means-of-production department relative to the means-of-subsistence department is a delusion of Tugan Baranovski's.