Are there any political philosophies that advocate for a country

capitalism

>>2627534

Any oligarchic republic. (see Roman republic, Greek city-states, British empire, the U.S. of A,). Also the Hanseatic League.

>>2627563
The last two maybe, but the first two were run by the landed elite even if they were not the most economically productive.

>>2627565

The landed elite were generally those who were the most "economically productive" Any well-to do equites could buy senatorial rank. Same goes for the greeks. A citizen with enough resources could buy the title of tyrannos.

repubbliche marinare

>>2627561
capitalism is not a form of government it is a economic stucture
>ib4 we wuz opprezed by kapitalizt piggiz

>>2627534
democracy

>>2627561
>>2627651
not Plutocracy -_-
>>2627563
>>2627621
pretty much this
plutocracy is not really rooted in a philosophy known to me (you can say it is basicly might is right but this doesn't apply specificly to plutocracies