- historians, politicians, and
economists argue that the U.S. was
effectively plutocratic for at
least part of the
Gilded Age and
Progressive Era
periods between...
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person in Asia and 9th
richest in the world.
Sometimes characterized as a
plutocrat, he has
attracted both fame and
notoriety for
reports of
market mani****tion...
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Plutocrats: The Rise of the New
Global Super Rich and the Fall of
Everyone Else is a book
about economic inequality by
Chrystia Freeland,
first published...
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personal political rights secondary to
property rights,
admired self-made
plutocrats, and
advocated a
leadership to be
composed of men of
wealth and brains...
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Daniel (2010). "Hiring Law Professors:
Breaking the Back of an
American Plutocratic Oligarchy".
Widener Law Journal. 19: 1–29. SSRN 1412783. Hollingsworth...
- history, such as
robber barons,
captains of industry, moguls, oligarchs,
plutocrats, or tai-pans. The term
magnate derives from the
Latin word
magnates (plural...
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natural resources. Its chairman,
Mukesh Ambani, has been
described as a
plutocrat.
Reliance Commercial Corporation was set up in 1958 by
Dushyant Corporation...
- Pierson, Paul (July 7, 2020). "The
origins of the
Republican Party's
plutocratic populism". The
Washington Post.
Archived from the
original on January...
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insolvent while Obama's
campaign sought to
characterize Romney as a
plutocratic businessman who was out of
touch with the
average American. The campaign...
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American states which are
beset by poverty, corruption, feudalism, and
plutocratic exploitation ... his
influence in
Latin America might be overwhelming...
