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what is vital for a capitalist economy
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is to be calculability and reliability.
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And well in early stages,
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in fact, there was property qualification, who could actually vote,
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and that was implemented in order to
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make the system more predictable for the propertied classes.
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There was a great deal of concern by the bourgeoisie to give universal suffrage,
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because they felt then this will be unpredictable, who will win the elections.
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In fact, very often, these were monarchs and absolutist monarchs,
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who were pushing for extension of suffrage,
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because they wanted to use this against the propertied bourgeoisie.
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That's again something very counterintuitive,