The Four Types of Capitalism

Capitalism is an economic model that emphasizes private ownership in production, trade and industry. All capitalist's goal is to use various information to make a profit. The main features of capitalism are capital accumulation, competitive market and wage labor. Since the collapse of the communist Soviet Union, most countries in the world have capitalism as their main economic model. However, various forms of capitalism are used all over the world.

Bourdieu has four major capital types. One is economic capital, which refers to the availability of economic resources such as cash and other forms of financial assets. According to Bourdieu, the second capital is social capital. Representing social capital is a derivative of various resources that we have established in relation to other people in society. Social capital is the total resource, actual resource, or potential resource that we acquire through membership in various groups and our participation or organizational network and interaction with an unorganized network It becomes active through. The third type of capital is the cultural capital. Bourdieu associates cultural capital with knowledge, skills, attitudes, and education gained through family and social relationships. Finally, Bourdieu has identified an iconic capital

Pierre Bourdieu introduced to us the four forms of capital: society, culture, symbolism, and economy. A part of this paper, or my paper, is that all of these different types of capital will increase or decrease the value of our society over time. I also think that like other economic capital (currency) there are different types of currencies in other kinds of capital, and the value of these currencies will fluctuate. When a famous individual (Rich Social Capital) replies to you on social media, the reaction of ordinary people will be as follows. "It will increase the social capital of ordinary people, but if ordinary people answer you more or less:" I "and your social capital sum will hardly work.

Among the four capital flows in the venture capital ecosystem, Angel 's investment in seed / start - up is not affected by general market conditions. To be honest, this is the opposite of what I am seeing. Perhaps something is not an official investment plan, it allows angels to avoid organizing collective thinking, which may promote huge procyclical behavior seen in the other three capital flows Hmm. As an interesting supplement ... VC's funding data does not include "negative capital flows" due to the shrinking capital size in the late Internet era. These are mainly done by investors' assertions. Technically, procurement of venture capital funds in the second quarter of 2002 was negative, as the reduction in fund size actually exceeded the new commitment to venture capital funds. Including the reduction of the size of these funds, VC financing was much lower than Angel Investment in the fourth quarter of Post Dot - Com Trough.