Philosophical analysis of changes in contemporary capitalism 30

From the export of products to the export of capital, economic globalization, liberalization, the cause of the emergence of state capitalism, which has abundant funds to invest in high-tech industries, and those large-scale projects in which small capitalism is unwilling to invest, the creation of new products with a long development time, and the rapid development of the state capitalist economy.

The new changes in capitalism are mainly manifested in the following aspects: (1) The socialization of the capitalist form of capital appropriation has emerged.

2) The operation of the contemporary capitalist economy has been characterized by an orderly manner.

3) The form of distribution in contemporary capitalism has taken into account the characteristics of fairness.

4) The class structure of contemporary capitalism has become more complex.

What's New in Contemporary Capitalism?

I don't know, I don't know, there is nothing new in capitalism, so its essence has not changed.

The original history was the Marxist materialist view of history, which held that no matter what social form is at this stage, it will eventually enter a communist society. The present new view of the history of civilization has a new, objective understanding of capitalism, that is, capitalism has its positive side. At this stage, capitalism is not exploitative, as we previously believed, but advanced, in whatever way, it has wealth, technology, and so on.

The standard of living of the people of the country is also higher than that of other countries, including the maturity of its system, which is far greater than that of other countries.

But in essence, from the point of view of class attributes, it is still the bourgeoisie, the exploiting class, and all kinds of advantageous activities are also aimed at maintaining its rule and protecting the interests of the upper class.

From today's point of view, it will not necessarily die out.

The reasons for the new changes in contemporary capitalism are:

1.The scientific and technological revolution and the development of the productive forces are the fundamental driving force for the changes in capitalism;

2.The role of the working class in the struggle for its own rights and interests is an important force driving capitalist change;

3.The initial superiority of the socialist system has had a certain impact on capitalism;

4.The reformist parties also played an important role in the reform of the capitalist system.

What's new:

1. The state participates in the market economy and carries out macroeconomic regulation and control.

2. Implement welfare policies to alleviate class contradictions.

3. Beyond the scope of a country, the essence of the global expansion of the capitalist mode of production and other derivatives: the essence of capitalism has not changed in the partial adjustment of production relations made by the development of capitalist productive forces to the high level of contemporary times.

First of all, the changes that have taken place in contemporary capitalism are fundamentally the result of the action of the general laws of the development of human society and the laws of capitalist economy.

Secondly, the changes that have taken place in contemporary capitalism are changes within the basic framework of the capitalist system, and do not mean that the fundamental nature of capitalist relations of production has changed.

The reasons for the new changes in contemporary capitalism are as follows: 1. The scientific and technological revolution and the development of productive forces are the fundamental driving force for capitalist changes; 2. The role of the working class in the struggle for its own rights and interests is an important force driving the changes of capitalism; 3. The initial superiority of the socialist system has had a certain impact on capitalism; 4. The reformist political parties have also played an important role in the reform of the capitalist system.

High development of productive forces.

Capital comrades-in-arms are more socialized.

The economy is operating in a relatively orderly manner.

Income distribution tends to be equitable.

The domination of finance capital has been greatly strengthened.

Complicating the class structure.

Answer: First of all, with the advancement of the scientific and technological revolution, the level of productive forces in developed countries has been greatly improved.

Second, in the form of capitalist appropriation, it has developed from a general monopoly to a state monopoly.

Third, the industrial structure has undergone major changes.

Fourth, the class structure and the relationship between classes have become more complicated.

Fifth, in the area of social relations, a series of reformist measures have been adopted.

Sixth, the superstructure has been readjusted in many aspects, and the focus of state functions has undergone great changes.

Seventh, from a global perspective, Western countries have carried out new expansion after the war, forming a new world system, and the situation of economic globalization is taking shape.

Eighth, there has been a new change in the relations between developed and developing countries, from the old colonialism, characterized by direct occupation and plunder, to the unequal relations characterized by indirect control and exploitation.

Finally, Western countries and socialist countries have developed from polar antagonism to peaceful coexistence.