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| − | ''This article deals with capitalism as it relates to [[NationStates]]. For more general information, please see the [[Wikipedia: | + | ''This article deals with capitalism as it relates to [[NationStates]]. For more general information, please see the [[Wikipedia:Capitalism|Wikipedia article]] on the subject.'' |
| − | + | Capitalism is a socio-economic system or theory which emphasises individual and corporate freedom to trade. Capitalism recognises property as a natural right of all humans. | |
In nationstates, a particular brand of capitalism is known as "[[Capitalizm|capitalizm]]". | In nationstates, a particular brand of capitalism is known as "[[Capitalizm|capitalizm]]". | ||
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| − | *[[Absolute Capitalism]], | + | *[[Absolute Capitalism]], an ideology that combines capitalism with [[wikipedia:fascism|fascism]]. |
*[[One-nation capitalism]] | *[[One-nation capitalism]] | ||
| − | ==Capitalist Nations== | + | ==Examples of Capitalist Nations== |
*'''[[Granade Turquesa Isla]]''' | *'''[[Granade Turquesa Isla]]''' | ||
| + | *'''[[Cookesland]]''' | ||
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[[Category:Economy]] | [[Category:Economy]] | ||
[[Category:Political theories]] | [[Category:Political theories]] | ||
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This article deals with capitalism as it relates to NationStates. For more general information, please see the Wikipedia article on the subject.
Capitalism is a socio-economic system or theory which emphasises individual and corporate freedom to trade. Capitalism recognises property as a natural right of all humans.
In nationstates, a particular brand of capitalism is known as "capitalizm".
See also
- Proto-capitalism
- Absolute Capitalism, an ideology that combines capitalism with fascism.
- One-nation capitalism
