The "mature man" was thus placed at a distance equally from the "blind" drive of the capitalist marketplace and a democratic process defined in quantitative or mechanical terms.

In 1989, Soyuzmultfilm was made into a leased enterprise (expiring after 10 years) and forced into the capitalist marketplace.

It is a primary example of nineteenth-century realism's role in the naturalization of the burgeoning capitalist marketplace.

The Cold War is over; spies in raincoats no longer kill time in the lobbies of Intercontinental hotels; Vietnam is just the glitziest corner of the global capitalist marketplace.

Corporate capitalism is a term used in social science and economics to describe a capitalist marketplace characterized by the dominance of hierarchical, bureaucratic corporations.

This transfer of technology from the campus to the capitalist marketplace has been a financial windfall for many schools.

They knew they were not investing in democratic capitalism but in secretly run systems that perverted the techniques of capitalist marketplaces until they destroyed them.

Given that perspective, women's role in a capitalist marketplace is bound to be ambiguous, subject to personal fits and starts.

"Economic competition is not a threat to national security," it states, adding that it is not proper for the C.I.A. to spy "on economic activities taking place in a capitalist global marketplace."

Of course, you're doomed the minute you start confusing old-time standards, like value for your money, with the imperatives of the capitalist marketplace.