Two hundred years ago, before the advent of capitalism, a man’s social status was fixed from the beginning to the end of his life...

“ Two hundred years ago, before capitalism was created, a person's social status was adjusted from the beginning to the end of his life; He inherited it from his ancestors and never changed. If he is poor, he will always be poor. , And if a rich man is born - a lord or prince - he retains his fortune and his possessions for the rest of his life .... Hundreds of years
“The words used today are often misleading. For example, modern industrialists and great business leaders refer to people as the 'King of Chocolate'. Or ‘Tula Raja’ or ‘One’. The use of the word "car king" shows that there is no difference between a modern industrialist and an ancient king, prince or feudal lord. Or if he is the king of another modern art, it depends on the branch he works for.

থেকে From Ludwig von Miss's first lesson on capitalism in 1958 on the economic policy defining the concept of today and tomorrow

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