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Sheltered from any economic crisis – because wiser capitalism has eliminated financial crisis – France has full employment.
Regulated capitalism is a triumph everywhere.
True, freewheeling American-style capitalism has not acquitted itself proudly of late.
And another crisis in inevitable: it is in the very nature of capitalism.
In the 30 years of former President Hosni Mubarak’s reign, the regime tried to transform the country by embracing a distorted form of liberal capitalism and a relentlessly realist foreign policy that positioned Egypt as a sidekick to the region’s petro-dollar heavyweights.
After all, the Nazis accused Jews of being the secret force behind both capitalism andcommunism – a contradiction as well as lie that is resuscitated in “The Puppet Master?”.
While no one from either the Bush or Obama administrations attempted to defend American-style free-wheeling capitalism, European leaders argued for their “social market economy,” their gentler form of capitalism with its social protections, as the model for the future.
With American-style capitalism and America’s financial markets in disrepute, will America now lead the world into a new era of protectionism, as it did once before, during the Great Depression?
"It's not my fight," says one 28-year-old Cuban, referring to the political battle of communism versus capitalism that keeps him trapped on the island.
Prior to the neoliberal Reagan-Thatcher “revolution” of the 1980s, the economic consensus was that inequality and poverty were inherent to capitalism, and that a strong, well-financed government was needed to balance a market economy’s inevitable adverse effects on the distribution of income and wealth.
Weighty minds will probably see the IPL’s tawdry underside as emblematic of post-liberalization India’s crony capitalism and business short-termism.
To seize this opportunity, India first must move decisively away from state capitalism, the remnants of which continue to retard the country’s economic progress.
Nazi propaganda blamed Jews for everything: Germany’s defeat in World War I, universal moral values that prevented the Aryan race from exerting its superiority, and both communism and capitalism.
In fact, before the crisis, Russia had acquiesced to the logic of global capitalism, recognizing the need to cooperate with multinational corporations to modernize and diversify an economy based on raw materials and energy production.
Instead, Russia’s best option was to cooperate with other countries that had adopted a similar model of state-centered capitalism, especially China.
The Great Depression convinced Stalin that the different factions of capitalism would go to war; in 1938-1939, Nazi aggression seemed to vindicate his analysis.
Moreover, there is no “Asian” economic system: China’s state capitalism does not belong to the same category as the private capitalism practiced in Japan and Korea.
Capitalism, democracy, individualism, gender equality, and secularism are Western notions that have been adopted in Asia.
The winner is a corrupt form of capitalism that is undermining the US economy, making it less productive and undermining people’s sense of fairness.
In the run up to the crisis, both were governed by right-wing governments marked by crony capitalism or worse, demonstrating once again that free-market economics didn’t work in Europe any better than it did in the US.
Indeed, in this, the 18th year of Putin’s rule, a new form of crony capitalism has been taking hold.
State capitalism is usually associated with publicly directed strategies for investment and technological development.
Russia’s crony capitalism has bred a small class of incredibly wealthy individuals, whose children are given top state positions by the time they turn 30.
Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin’s son Ivan became deputy director of a Rosneft department at 25.Russia’s new model of crony capitalism seems to be a deliberate effort to emulate the success of Russia’s ancient feudal system – a system that, after all, lasted for centuries.
Progressives also decried international capitalism's undermining of labor standards.
Meanwhile, crony capitalism fuels income inequality, impedes rural development, and erodes the education system.
The fourth and final priority is a more concerted effort to ensure fair competition and avoid crony capitalism.
The backlash against globalization – and, in some cases, against capitalism itself – demands economic policies that not only address problematic distributional effects, but also preempt them.
The Maoist ideological mindset grew out of Lenin's theory of imperialism, which, aided by endless barrages of propaganda against capitalism, colonialism, and foreign hegemony, tended to reinforce the sense of national humiliation.
Inclusive Capitalism or BustMIDLAND, MICHIGAN – “Science knows no country,” said the great nineteenth-century chemist Louis Pasteur, “because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.”
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