Capitalismo – Wikipédia a enciclopédia livre

que o capitalismo exige crescimento econômico contínuo, e, inevitavelmente,
esgota os recursos naturais finitos da Terra e outros recursos amplamente utilizados. Historiadores e estudiosos,
como Immanuel Wallerstein, argumentam que o trabalho não-livre, por escravos, servos, prisioneiros e outras
pessoas coagidas, é compatível com as relações capitalistas.
Ver também
Liberalismo
Libertarianismo
Anarco-capitalismo
Comunismo
Liberalismo
Socialismo
Racionismo
Propriedade Privada
Globalização
Mário Murteira
Antiglobalização
Socialização fascista.
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