Original sentence: Most theories of capitalism developed in the 19th century and 20th century, for instance in the context of the industrial revolution and European imperialism (e.Most theorists agree that capitalism provides the conditions for, and promotes, economic growth; valorizes a particular conception of a "free market" and a market mentality, in which value is recognized in the form of price, which is determined by the intersection of supply and demand; that it valorizes an entrepreneurial spirit; and that it depends on specific, legally enforcable, notions of property and contract.Such theories typically try to explain why capitalism can generate more economic growth than historically antecedent systems, and seek to guide, constrain, or eliminate the application of government regulation of property and markets (see economics, political economy, Laissez-faire)
Edited sentence: Most theories of capitalism developed in the 19th century and 20th century, for instance in the context of the industrial revolution (e.Such theories typically try to argue that capitalism can generate more economic growth than other systems, and seek to guide, constrain, or eliminate the application of government regulation of property and markets (see economics, political economy, Laissez-faire).These theories valorizes a particular conception of a "free market" and a market mentality, in which value is recognized in the form of price, which is determined by the intersection of supply and demand; that it valorizes an entrepreneurial spirit; and that it depends on specific, legally enforcable, notions of property and contract