The "Capitalist Class" refers to a group of individuals and entities that own and control significant resources, businesses, and capital in an economy. This class typically includes wealthy entrepreneurs, investors, and corporate executives who have the means to influence economic policies and market trends. Their primary goal is to generate profit and accumulate wealth through investments and business operations. Members of the capitalist class often play a crucial role in job creation and economic growth. They invest in various sectors, such as technology, manufacturing, and services, which can lead to innovation and development. However, their concentration of wealth can also lead to economic disparities and social challenges within society.