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Capitalism Lab provides a realistic simulation of modern capitalism. Players manage businesses across diverse industries, grappling with fluctuating markets and global economic forces. The game models current economic conditions allowing students, entrepreneurs, and business professionals to explore...
The monologue features Gordon Gekko, portrayed by Michael Douglas, delivering a pivotal speech from the 1987 film *Wall Street*. It argues for unrestrained capitalism, asserting that prioritizing personal financial gain fuels economic growth and innovation. The address is notable for its controversi...
Joyce Appleby (1929-2016) was an American historian of the early United States whose work explored republicanism, liberalism, capitalism, and historical interpretation. She served as president of the American Historical Association in 1997 and wrote about how ideas of economic development and politi...
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Important historian of liberalism and early America; respected scholar, though less canonical than Bailyn or Foner.
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Wolfgang Streeck is a German economic sociologist whose research examines capitalism, political economy, labor relations, and institutional change. He served as a director of the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies in Cologne and has analyzed tensions between democratic government and ca...
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Major economic sociologist of capitalism and institutions; strong contemporary European influence.
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Luigi Zingales is an Italian-American economist and a professor of finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. His research focuses on the intersection of economics and politics, specifically how institutions and political frameworks influence financial markets and corporate behav...
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Prominent finance and political economy scholar; influential books and governance work, sometimes ideologically contested.
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Edward Baptist is an American historian whose research examines slavery, cotton production, and the development of capitalism in the United States. His 2014 book The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism argues that the labor of enslaved people and the violence used...
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High-profile slavery historian with major public impact; scholarship criticized for economic overstatement and sourcing issues.
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The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism and Capitalism is a political treatise written by George Bernard Shaw and published in 1928. Written specifically to explain economic systems to women readers who Shaw felt were excluded from political discourse, the book outlines the principles of Fabian s...
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Shaw's expansive political primer blends wit and accessibility; patronizing title, digressions, and dated prescriptions are frequent criticisms.
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Capitalism is a business simulation video game developed by Enlight Software and released in 1995. Designed by Trevor Chan, the game challenges players to build and manage a corporate empire by controlling manufacturing, retail, agriculture, and resource extraction. It requires players to navigate c...
Capital in the Twenty-First Century is a 2019 documentary film directed by Justin Pemberton, based on the bestselling economics book by French economist Thomas Piketty. The film examines the historical evolution of wealth concentration and capitalism, arguing that the rate of return on capital excee...
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