capitalism in Japanese
capitalism in Japanese is 資本主義 — capitalism means an economic system in which businesses and resources are privately owned and run for profit, with prices largely set by supply and demand rather than the state.
capitalism in Japanese
資本主義
Pronounced: shihonshugi
(politics, economic liberalism) A socio-economic system based on private property rights, including the private ownership of resources or capital, with economic decisions made largely through the operation of a market unregulated by the state.
What does "capitalism" mean?
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noun An economic system in which businesses and resources are privately owned and run for profit, with prices largely set by supply and demand rather than the state.
"Students in the economics class discussed how capitalism rewards companies that offer what customers want."
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capitalism in a sentence
- Students in the economics class discussed how capitalism rewards companies that offer what customers want.
- Under capitalism, competition between companies is meant to drive down prices.
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What is "capitalism" in Japanese?
"capitalism" in Japanese is 資本主義. capitalism means: An economic system in which businesses and resources are privately owned and run for profit, with prices largely set by supply and demand rather than the state.
How do you pronounce 資本主義?
"capitalism" in Japanese is 資本主義, pronounced "shihonshugi".
How do you use "capitalism" in a sentence?
Example: "Students in the economics class discussed how capitalism rewards companies that offer what customers want." In Japanese, "capitalism" is 資本主義.
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