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Capitalism in Varying Political Systems

Historical evidence demonstrates that capitalism is not inherently tied to any single political system, having emerged and functioned under both democratic and non-democratic governments. In nations like Britain and the Netherlands, capitalism was established long before the advent of widespread democracy, as most adults did not gain voting rights until the late nineteenth century. While many contemporary nations feature a dynamic interplay where capitalism and democracy coexist and mutually influence one another, the system's adaptability to different political frameworks, including undemocratic rule, is a key characteristic.

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