### person | capitalist | controller:

Fuzzy controller
* belong to the class of knowledge based sys- tems.
* use human expert knowledge to control systems.

### person | capitalist | controller:

Nazi
* apply anti-Semitic laws.
* are as popular as pedophiles
  - fascists
  - people
* believe that homosexuality is evil.
* burn books.
* establish ghettos in Poland.
* gain popularity among people.
* introduce a law to legalize eugenic sterilization.
* invade Denmark and Norway
  - France, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands
* often have tattoos on their arms and chest to show their undying racial loyalty
  - walk with a swagger stick
* outlaw all trade unions and persecute, imprison and kill union activists.
* take over the trade-union movement and send labor leaders to concentration camps.
* tend to dress up in leather collars and harnesses after dark.
* traditionally speak with a thick, Slavic accent.
* use fear and murder to maintain their power.

Pest controller
* locate, identify, destroy, and repel pests.
* use two different types of pesticides general use and restricted use.

Exporter
* are businesspersons.
* compete in the market for exportable supplies.

Financier
* also look at the nature of income.
* are books
  - business people
  - cakes
  - capitalists
  - concerned about lending risks arising from environmental risks faced by corporates
  - food
  - very selective about which businesses to fund, because of the inherent risk involved
  - workers

### person | capitalist:

Investor
* Calendars Investor Calendars Certain events can dramatically move the price of a stock.
* Many investors see risk as the possibility of loss of investment principal.
* Most investors are familiar with stocks, bonds, and mutual funds as forms of investment.
* Some investors see alpha as a measurement of the value added or subtracted by a fund's manager.
* are capitalists
  - gamblers and risk-takers
  - private individuals who are also shareholders of the company
  - risk averse individuals
* can make money by receiving dividends or by realizing gains in stock price.
* invest in companies to make money.
* make money from investing in stocks through dividends or by the stock increasing in value.
* track commodity prices because they are a leading indicator for inflation.
+ Capitalism, Investing
  * People who start businesses, or invest in businesses, can make a lot of money. A business sells things that people want. The investors make extra money, which is called 'profit'. Investors can take their profit and invest it in more businesses, or in making the business bigger. The investors can get more and more profit if the businesses are successful.

### person | capitalist | investor:

Contrarian
* are investors.
* is an investor

Depositor
* are gases
  - lenders of money to banks
* is an investor

Equity investor
* are people who invest money in the business in return for part of the ownership.
* can take the form of leveraged buyout funds, venture capital funds or corporations.

Financial investor
* consider risk when they structure their investment portfolios.
* tend to make decisions based upon as much information as possible.

Foreign investor
* can transfer all their incomes and repatriate capital abroad.
* invest at the free exchange market.
* view low inflation as the bedrock on which to build a market economy.

Institutional investor
* are corporations that invest on behalf of individuals and companies
  - major collectors of savings and suppliers of funds to financial markets
* comprise pension funds, insurance companies, and mutual funds.