vulture capitalism

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00:57 Jun 3, 2020
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English term or phrase: vulture capitalism
Definition from Merriam-Webster dictionary:
A form of venture capitalism in which aggressive methods are used to buy a distressed business with the intention of selling it at a profit.

Example sentence(s):
  • Vulture capitalism is allowed and facilitated by existing laws and regulations. These need to be changed to restrict private financial gain at the expense of our society and economy. Vulture capitalism is like pollution, it harms the public good while private interests benefit. Lippit's policy and politics blog
  • There are many smart, concrete, not pie-in-the-sky ideas about how we can recalibrate our economy, return it to fairness, how we can reimagine it as one built not on vulture capitalism but on democratic capitalism. The Washington Post
  • Vulture capitalism thrives because public debate so rarely articulates the necessary role of the state to care for the most vulnerable in our midst. The Guardian
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3kapitalisme pemakan bangkai
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kapitalisme pemakan bangkai


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  • Pasar menjadi ganas, bahkan sering disebut tempat berkeliarannya para "pemakan bangkai" (vulture capitalism). - Marketing  
  • Ia memiliki prinsip seperti halnya kaum kapitalis “pemakan bangkai” di era modern; membeli aset saat harganya rendah, lalu menyimpannya hingga harganya naik dan diminati banyak orang. - Marketing  
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