• In preindustrial societies, land was virtually all wealth. 
• In the industrial society, people need investment. 
• Thus, bankers, industrialists, and those who have money became the most powerful economic source. 
• Capitalism is an economic system in which the means of production are held largely in private hands. 
• Its main incentive for economic activity is the accumulation of profits. 2 
• In 18thcentury, the main principle of capitalism was laissez-faire(= let them do) promoted by Adam Smith.
• Under the principle, people could compete freely, withminimal government intervention in the economy. 
• Today, the form of capitalism has changed a little. 
• Even today, private ownership and maximization of profits are the most important characteristics of capitalism.
• But different from laissez-faire, government regulationis often found in economic activities in order to protect consumers, workers, and company’s investors etc. 
 
• In preindustrial societies, land was virtually all wealth. • In the industrial society, people need investment. • Thus, bankers, industrialists, and those who have money became the most powerful economic source. • Capitalism is an economic system in which the means of production are held largely in private hands. • Its main incentive for economic activity is the accumulation of profits. 2 • In 18thcentury, the main principle of capitalism was laissez-faire(= let them do) promoted by Adam Smith.• Under the principle, people could compete freely, withminimal government intervention in the economy. • Today, the form of capitalism has changed a little. • Even today, private ownership and maximization of profits are the most important characteristics of capitalism.• But different from laissez-faire, government regulationis often found in economic activities in order to protect consumers, workers, and company’s investors etc. 
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