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Page 107
... labor market — has been replaced by the monopoly over labor of the ownership of the new class . This has not made the worker any freer . In the Communist system the worker is not like the ancient type of slave , not even when he is in ...
... labor market — has been replaced by the monopoly over labor of the ownership of the new class . This has not made the worker any freer . In the Communist system the worker is not like the ancient type of slave , not even when he is in ...
Page 108
... labor force is indirectly the property of that group , although not completely so , since the worker is an individual human being who himself uses up part of his labor . Speaking in the abstract , the labor force , taken as a whole , is ...
... labor force is indirectly the property of that group , although not completely so , since the worker is an individual human being who himself uses up part of his labor . Speaking in the abstract , the labor force , taken as a whole , is ...
Page 111
... labor camps ; these were cases in which it was impossible to distinguish between political prisoners and those whom the regime had thrown into labor camps because it needed a labor force . This decree did not result in a completely freed ...
... labor camps ; these were cases in which it was impossible to distinguish between political prisoners and those whom the regime had thrown into labor camps because it needed a labor force . This decree did not result in a completely freed ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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