The wealthy elite in less developed countries typically do not provide a significant amount of personal savings for domestic capital formation if the question must be worded as "do not." However, wealthy elites in less developed countries often DO regard security as important in their investments and therefore invest in foreign companies and overseas where there is greater security and growth potential for their investments.
I think the answer is 4th of July but don't entirely understand the question
Two, Three, and Four.
Two because under capitalism, all industries are owned by private individuals.
Three because under capitalism, people are able to either work for someone else, or start their own business.
Four because under capitalism, supply and demand are the core principle of capitalism.
One and Five are both more of communism. Karl Marx came up with the communist manifesto, and wages being set by the government is a very authoritarian and leftist ideal.