Capitalism

In common usage capitalism refers to an economic system in which all or most of the means of production are privately owned and operated, and where investment and the production, distribution and prices of commodities (goods and services) are determined privately in a free market, rather than by the state. Those in control of the means of production generally run them for monetary profit. For examples of how capitalism has been defined by various sources, see .

External links

• Adam Smith Institute The Adam Smith Institute is the UK's leading innovator of free-market policies.
• Information and Economics: A Critique of Hayek
• Capitalism.org: The Capitalism Site
• The Bernstein Declaration ?On the Principles and Possibilities of Capitalism? (from the ?Celebrate Capitalism? organization)
• Capitalism.net: A treatise on economics, by George Reisman
• The Austrian Forum - Discussion of Austrian and other economic schools
• In Defense of the Free Market
• Social economy: A Market Economy without Capitalism
• Protestantism and the Rise of Capitalism, by Max Weber
• The Mises Institute, adherents of the Austrian school
• The Frazer Institue Index of Economic Freedom
• The Heritage Foundation Index of Economic Freedom
• Understanding Capitalism Part I: Capital and Society
• "Capitalism/Anticapitalism" - On the origin and features of capitalism
• Capitalism Basics
• Capitalism is a Society of Wolves by Fidel Castro
• Cartoon by Fred Wright critical of capitalism
• Anti-Capitalism: Modern Theory and Historical Origins
• A Reconsideration of the Theory of Entrepreneurship: a participatory approach - Critique of capitalism
• "A Mixed Economy: The Role of the Market" from U.S. Department of State Article from the U.S. Department of State says the U.S. is a mixed economy
• What is Capitalism? an MP3 of a speech giving a Marxist perspective on the structure of capitalism