plutocracy

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Further, it will hasten the demise of China's remaining state-owned industries and the creation of a plutocracy.
再者，該法將催促中國賸餘的國有資産縮水，催生財(cái)閥堦層。
Mr Buffett has become a crusader for a higher inheritance tax, arguing that America risks an entrenched plutocracy without it.
巴菲特更高的遺産稅的擁護(hù)者，爭論說如果沒有遺産稅，美國就在危及根深蒂固的富豪統(tǒng)治模式。
The maker of incredibly expensive carriages of the plutocracy fared far better than BMW and Aston Martin, which produce cars for the wealthy.
這個給超級富豪造車的汽車制造商比給一般富人造車的寶馬和阿斯頓馬丁的境況要好的多。

He compares plutocracy in modern America to its forerunners in 17th-century Holland and 19th-century Britain.
ECONOMIST: The moneying of America
Viewed from this angle, libertarianism is actually far more hostile to knee-jerk plutocracy than either Krugman or Kotkin might think.
FORBES: Preachers, Plutocrats, and Grover Norquist: But Where's The GOP Soul?
The maker of incredibly expensive carriages of the plutocracy fared far better than BMW and Aston Martin, which produce cars for the wealthy.
ECONOMIST: Producers of luxury goods are suffering in the downturn

(SYSTEM) a system of government in which the richest people in a country rule or have power
(PEOPLE) the richest people in a country who have power in it

A plutocracy is a country that is ruled by its wealthiest people, or a class of wealthy people who rule a country.