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Interesting. A lot of ink has been spent on explaining the relationship of Calvinism to the rise of capitalism If what you say is correct, and people took the rule seriously, it would mean that only the shrewdest of business ventures could be pursued. Did this have any effect on the rapid growth of capitalism in Europe, pushing modest business ventures to the margins and encouraging only the most profitable business plans? In other words, concentrating capital in the most profitable businesses?
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