A History of Capitalism, 1500-1980

accumulation Africa agriculture Andre Gunder Frank artisans Asia automobile banks became bourgeois bourgeoisie Britain British buying power capitalist capitalist countries cited coal colonial commercial commodity companies competition created crises crisis David Ricardo democracy dominated countries economic empire employers England English established Europe exchange expansion exports force foreign investments forms France Frédéric Bastiat French Germany gold groups growth Ibid ideas imperialism increased India industrial production interest Japan Jean-Baptiste Say Karl Marx labor power land Latin America manufacturing Marx mercantilist merchants million mills movement national capitalisms nineteenth century nobility organization Paris peasants percent period political poor population profit protectionism railroad reduced revolution rich rise rose ruling class Samir Amin sectors Seuil social socialist society Source steel strike surplus surplus value Table textile third world tion trade unemployment union United USSR wealth West Germany workers world scale York