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2.In doing so they transform inactive money capital into active, that is, into capital yielding a profit; they collect all kinds of money revenues and place them at the disposal of the capitalist class.
3.The narrative structure of ?Moll Flanders? written by English novelist Daniel Defoe in the 18th century is interwoven with the novelist?s ideological confirmation that the female protagonist Moll Flanders?s pursuit of money all her life is in essence the confirmation of capitalist individual value.
4.Godern Yaksha,a realist novel of Japanese Meiji Period,reflects the admiration of people for money and property in the process of the development from Meiji Society to capitalist society,depicts the revenge theme of the work with the perpetual feelings of love and resentment. This paper annotates the aesthetic connotations of the revenge literary theme of love and resentment.
5.if in consequence of the accumulation of material capital, the rates of interest fall so considerably that the smaller capitalist can no longer live on them, he tries to invest his money more satisfactorily in less wealthy countries.
6.Facing the serious problem of unemployment in the capitalist system, John Maynard Keynes took solving the problem of unemployment as his purpose of writing his book "The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money".
7.Instead of this, each capitalist has money, which he pays to his workpeople, and so enables them to supply themselves: he has also finished goods in his warehouses, by the sale of which he obtains more money, to employ in the same manner, as well as to replenish his stock of materials, to keep his buildings and machinery in repair, and to replace them when worn out.
