capitalist industry造句

• Marx knew that wage labour existed on a modest scale for centuries before capitalist industry.
• Capital existed and commercial trade existed, but it did not lead to industrialisation and large-scale capitalist industry.
• They're a capitalist industry and if the byproduct of that is Chumbawamba gets into people's houses, fair enough.
• More specifically, Marx intended to show how the law of value governed capitalist farming, just like it governed capitalist industry.
• He identified railways as a'summation'of the basic capitalist industries, coal, iron and steel and that their uneven development summed up capitalist development.
• "The overall industry trend is one where increasingly skilled miners are working longer hours in a much more capitalist industry, " said the report's author Norman Jennings.
• "The overall industry trend is one where increasingly skilled miners are working longer hours in a much more capitalist industry, " said the report's author, Norman Jennings.
• The " Arts and Crafts Movement " had already been happening in Europe for some time and preached the value of the manual work of craftsmen in the capitalist industry.
• As capitalist industry has become more productive, with automation and other outcomes of the scientific-technical revolution, the need for productive laborers has decreased proportionally in comparison with that of unproductive laborers.
• He advocated a restructuring of society in economic, environmental and social-policy terms, which should be linked to a broad retreat from the world market and a move away from capitalist industry.
• Also included was a critique of production, which he discussed in his theory of roundaboutness and that a redistribution of profits from capitalist industries will undermine the importance of the interest rate as a vital tool for monetary policy.
• The wedding industry changed and evolved into a capitalist industry that we know today between the 1920s to 1950s, and many American practices that are now considered traditional were developed during this time by advertisements and promotions from major retailers, jewelers, caterers, and many other companies.
• In it, Bernstein pointed out simple facts that he took to be evidence that Marx's predictions were not being borne out : he noted that the centralisation of capitalist industry, while significant, was not becoming wholescale and that the ownership of capital was becoming more, and not less, diffuse.
• In the words of IWW historian Melvyn Dubofsky, the " Industrial Pioneer " is  one of the finest examples of the poetry, prose, fiction, art, and socioeconomic analysis produced in America s past by self-educated working-class radicals .  This focus on analyzing the nuts and bolts of capitalist industry went hand in hand with a desire to eliminate the wastefulness endemic to capitalism.