pro-capitalist
- adjective
- /proʊˈkæpɪtəlɪst/
- The government implemented several pro-capitalist reforms to encourage investment.
Examples
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During the debate, he expressed his pro-capitalist views on the necessity of free markets.
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Her pro-capitalist beliefs shaped her approach to economic policy.
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They did this to Macri too, even when Macri, when makrish policies were were not as you know, as pro capitalist as Malays.
Synonyms
A way of thinking that supports private ownership and free markets
Relating to or supporting private business and free markets
Antonyms
A belief or movement against a system where businesses make money for private owners
How Pro-Capitalist
Surface Forms
Morphology
pro-capitalist = capitalist (semi-transparent) = pro + capital + ist
If a learner knows 'capitalist', the prefix 'pro-' straightforwardly adds the meaning 'in favor of'.
Etymology
Pro-capitalist combines pro- 'for' and capital 'money or resources', so as an adjective it describes policies or ideas that are 'for' private business and the capitalist system.