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Unlike a socialist, a capitalist believes that competition will result in

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Answered by vbharathi240877
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unlike a socialist,a capitalist believes that competition will result -

in higher wages for workers

Answered by Arslankincsem
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Unlike a socialist, a capitalist believes that competition will result in higher wages for the workers. A socialist is the person who advocates the socialism. The socialism is the range of social and economic systems that is characterised by the self-management of the workers and social ownership of the production along with the associated political movements and theories. On the other hand, a capitalist invests his money for profit.

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