by Emmav April 11, 2018
Get the Perfectionist mug.The capital, infrastructural and natural, and the factors of products MINUS financial capital and the workers. Simply put, the financial capital is NOT a mean of production because no matter how much money someone has, only he who owns a factory can process natural goods and make e.g. food to eat and survive.
by Phoebus June 5, 2004
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I once knew this girl that was smart, funny, sweet, and beautiful. She was all anyone could ever want. She was absolute perfection.
by Kevin Mondor May 4, 2006
Get the Perfection mug.Groups on myspace that accept only the "best" and most "beautiful" or "vain".
if you are accepted into one, you're supposed to feel very good about yourself. (even though a lot of 'perfection groups' accept ugly people anyway)
After being accepted you generally have to put the initials into your myspace name.
if you are accepted into one, you're supposed to feel very good about yourself. (even though a lot of 'perfection groups' accept ugly people anyway)
After being accepted you generally have to put the initials into your myspace name.
I got accepted to the perfection group VIP (vanity is perfection)!! I'm better than you! now I have to go change my name to electronerd3000 VIP or else they'll delete me!
by idontwannasay April 17, 2007
Get the Perfection group mug.*noun*; term coined by Adam Smith (1723-1790) to refer to things used to produce other things. Usually people refer to four factors of production:
1.labor (not the same thing as workers); a worker can work more or less hours per week, and can exchange her labor for payment
2. capital; includes tools, machinery, plants and fixtures, seed corn, etc. Adam Smith distinguished between inventories, which he called circulating capital, and tools, which he called fixed capital;
3. land; understood as a specific area on the earth's surface, but sometimes incorporates the natural productivity or mineral resources as well;
4. entrepreneurship; sometimes lumped with capital. Includes the combination of skills required to start a business.
1.labor (not the same thing as workers); a worker can work more or less hours per week, and can exchange her labor for payment
2. capital; includes tools, machinery, plants and fixtures, seed corn, etc. Adam Smith distinguished between inventories, which he called circulating capital, and tools, which he called fixed capital;
3. land; understood as a specific area on the earth's surface, but sometimes incorporates the natural productivity or mineral resources as well;
4. entrepreneurship; sometimes lumped with capital. Includes the combination of skills required to start a business.
Different economic systems vary in their view of who should own the factors of production. In capitalism, this would be private individuals; in communism, it would be a collective. In the Marxist transition to communism, it would be the state.
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by *&^%$#$%^&*(*&^%$ May 13, 2009
Get the Perfection mug.(1) noun: a: Any thing modified by Human Beings for the purpose of progression b: any thing or set of things in a state of perpetual improvement under the explicit understanding that "perfect" is a False concept. (2) verb: a: The act or process of progression towards perfection.
"Molly, you wouldn't believe it; his performance last night was one of life's greatest perfectionisms." "My perfectionisms are progressing nicely." "Perfectionism your performance or you're fired!"
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