neocapitalistadj.n.

1930 D. H. Blelloch tr. E. Wagemann Econ. Rhythm 260 Let us take just a few examples, based on a comparison between neocapitalist and mature-capitalist countries.

1955 Jrnl. Politics 17 566 The development of capitalism was proceeding beyond the phase of proletarianization to a second, neo-capitalist stage, marked by a significant increase in the material welfare of the working masses.

1968 Economist 20 July 25/3 An educational system which they look upon as the instrument of ‘neocapitalist’ oppression.

1988 Jrnl. Lat. Amer. Stud 20 115 Important sectors of the trade union bureaucracy,..reckoning from what is perceived as the almost invulnerable solidity of the neocapitalist project attempt to negotiate on their own in order to achieve the best possible accommodation to the new situation.

1938 Jrnl. Amer. Statist. Assoc. 33 642 The neo-capitalist, the capitalist of the twentieth century, has been ‘to a certain extent perhaps chastened by the impact of the working classes’.

1952 Jrnl. Politics 14 110 Both collectivists and neo-capitalists lean towards technocracy.

1975 P. N. Stearns European Soc. in Upheaval vi. 322 Peasants were not so much neo-capitalists as traditionalists; they adapted readily to increasing output only when they could claim their own plot of land.

1993 Polit. Sci. Q. 108 486 The expansion of private property and wealth..would cause and enable neocapitalists to organize to further erode state economic control and inevitably challenge the one-party system.