capitalist economies发音

意思翻译

[经]资本主义经济

相似词语短语

capitalist───adj.资本主义的；资本家的；n.资本家；资本主义者，资本主义拥护者

capitalist class───[法]资产阶级

developed economies───发达经济体（developedeconomy的复数）

agglomeration economies───聚集经济

command economies───n.指令性（中央管制）经济( command economy的名词复数 )；指令性经济（commandeconomy的复数）

capitalist countries───资本主义国家

adventure capitalist───冒险资本家

venture capitalist───n.风险投资人；n.风险资本家

capitalist pig───资本主义猪

双语使用场景

In capitalist economies, schemes like this can be worked out by the market, through a series of deals.───在资本主义经济下此类计划可以通过一系列协定由市场完成。

Well-functioning capitalist economies, with their high propensity to innovate, could arise only when serviceable institutions were in place.───健康运转的资本主义经济及其高创新倾向，只有在合用的机构到位时才会出现。

Property rights are supposed to be at the centre of capitalist economies.───产权被看作是资本主义经济的核心。

Particularly in capitalist economies, the accumulation of wealth is a primary life goal for many adults. We want to be happy.───尤其是在资本主义经济体制下，对于许多成年人来说拥有充足的财富积累已经成为他们的首要生活目标。

It explained why capitalist economies, left to their own devices, without the balancing of governments, were essentially unstable.───它解释了仅靠自生自灭而没有政府平衡的资本主义经济，为何在本质上是不稳定的。

In that case, the outlook for capitalist economies everywhere will drastically deteriorate through 2009, instead of improving.───如果是那样，2009年世界各地的资本主义经济将急速倒退，而不是改善。

英语使用场景

The rivalry and interaction between advanced capitalist economies is a feature of this theoretical framework which is absent from world-system theories.

Externally, leading capitalist economies require high military expenditure for the political and strategic defence of the system against any Soviet threat.

But. if this is so. why do capitalist economies do it?

On the other hand, capitalist economies are based on the willing and active involvement of the very workers they are exploiting.

However, it clearly performs a much less crucial or well-defined function than is the case in the Western capitalist economies.

I believe that one indisputable fact about capitalist economies is the efficiency with which markets allocate resources to create wealth.

Schumpeter predicted that as capitalist economies evolved, innovation would become routinized in large organizations, obviating the need for individual entrepreneurs.

The most distinctive institution of capitalist economies is the privately owned corporation.

In western capitalist economies the vast majority of governments have sought to reflect this distinction by adopting anti-insider dealing laws.