Rational Capitalism in Renaissance Italy

Although Max Weber believed that rational capitalism developed initially and primarily under Protestantism, it was born and developed extensively in pre-Reformation Italy. Protestant Europe borrowed its rational business techniques from Italy, then later made its own contribution. Thus, capitalist rationality advanced under both Roman Catholicism and Protestantism, and the religious factor had little effect on its early development

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