Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Social capitalism
Seems to be a poor quality  of social market economy. Bobrayner has deleted much of the  content after the AfD started, but I'm not convinced that what's left justifies an article. The article is presently based on {{tl|one source}} that is a paper written by a law prof who seems to have little economics education, so he coins his own terms; the paper was published in a Law_journal#United_States|US law journal.  applies here. The slightly more clear paper from the Int. J. of Technology Transfer and Commercialisation (wanna bet on the impact factor of this journal?) is making some pretty bold and simmulateneously wierd claims "A new economic paradigm has emerged over the last 30 years, mainly in a few European countries, especially the Nordic countries over the last ten years, some states within the USA and the People's Republic of China: social capitalism." Yeah, the US is like China now and both are like Norway in terms of socioeconomic system. Ok, it's a new theory that got published in some obscure journal, but it would need  coverage to consider including in Wikipedia. (Did I mention that this 2004 paper has the astounding number of 3 citations in GS?) Oh, and most of the content ''|still has nothing to do with the sources cited
— User:Someone, 22:59, 1 February 2014 (UTC)
Stance: delete
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