What are the definitions of capitalist and bourgeoisie?

Capitalists refer to those who possess factors of production, rely on enterprises, hire laborers and profit from them, as opposed to laborers.

Capitalists use their own funds to invest in enterprises and make their own capital bigger and stronger, instead of directly managing the daily operation of enterprises, they only manage their own capital, Qian Shengqian.

Entrepreneurs, managing multinational enterprises, large enterprises, company executives and state-owned enterprises are directly responsible for management, design and production, and are responsible for enterprises. The future development planning and construction of enterprises are all within the scope of entrepreneurs.

middle class

The bourgeoisie refers to one of the wealthy classes in capitalist society divided by some western schools of economic thought by scientific means, and also refers to the class that takes possession of the means of production and money as capital and exploits wage labor to obtain surplus value.

The bourgeoisie can be divided into three classes: upper class, middle class and petty bourgeoisie. Among them, the upper bourgeoisie consists of the richest people, including entrepreneurs, businessmen and other wealthy capital owners; The middle class consists of people with fixed inheritance property or income, and its capital is lower than that of the upper bourgeoisie; Petty bourgeoisie is a person who starts his own business with little money and can hire a small number of employees.