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Page 104
... economy has not succeeded in com- pletely repressing spontaneous development , but contrary to all other types of economy , it obstinately strives to do so . This practice has its theoretic justification . The Communist leaders really ...
... economy has not succeeded in com- pletely repressing spontaneous development , but contrary to all other types of economy , it obstinately strives to do so . This practice has its theoretic justification . The Communist leaders really ...
Page 105
... economy . In an interview in 1956 , Tito admitted that there are " so cialist elements " in Western economies , but that they are not " deliberately " introduced into the economies as such . This expresses the whole Communist idea ...
... economy . In an interview in 1956 , Tito admitted that there are " so cialist elements " in Western economies , but that they are not " deliberately " introduced into the economies as such . This expresses the whole Communist idea ...
Page 113
... economies full employment conceals unem- ployment . The poverty of all conceals the unemployment of some , just as the phenomenal progress of some sectors of the economy conceals the backwardness of others . By the same token , this ...
... economies full employment conceals unem- ployment . The poverty of all conceals the unemployment of some , just as the phenomenal progress of some sectors of the economy conceals the backwardness of others . By the same token , this ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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