Sentences with phrase «american free enterprise system»
Warren Buffett has weighed in on who he wants to see win, but he's quick to point out that whoever wins, the U.S. economy will strengthen during the next several years because the American free enterprise system is alive and well and has worked splendidly during our 200 - year history with the exception of a few minor glitches.
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«I've been dedicated to the proposition that there's been no greater wealth - creation system in the history of mankind than the American free enterprise system,» he said in the interview.
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American power was said to be in the service of Western democracy, which was understood as inseparable from free enterprise, or the capitalist, system.
They are «generally affirmative of the social values the average American holds; reward for effort, the equal opportunity of all for success, the inherent value of (and divine imprimatur on) the American free - enterprise system.»
The most common of these identifications is the assumption that «the American way of life,» meaning American capitalism and the free enterprise system, is ordained of God and any challenge to it a form of both political and religious subversion.
Our «private enterprise system and our American form of government are inseparable and there can be no compromise between a free economy and a governmentally dictated economy without endangering our political as well as our economic freedom.
«The free enterprise system and private capital is the reason why this is coming back, but without a down payment by the American taxpayer, there would have been» thousands of jobs lost, he said.
The narration speculates on the loop - like links between American free enterprise, the counterculture, law enforcement, organised crime and the health system, each feeding the other: «If the Golden Fang can get customers strung out, why not run around and sell them a program to help kick?
Many states also sanitize American history in order to foster fealty to the American way: the Texas Education Code provides that «textbooks should promote democracy, patriotism, and the free enterprise system.»