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Page 199
... tendency , depending upon circumstances . However , the aspiration toward unity is wide- spread . A definite obstacle to this unification is the monopolies . They want unity , in their own interests , but they want to ac- complish it by ...
... tendency , depending upon circumstances . However , the aspiration toward unity is wide- spread . A definite obstacle to this unification is the monopolies . They want unity , in their own interests , but they want to ac- complish it by ...
Page 201
... tendency toward unity of world production cannot lead everywhere to the same type of production , that is , to the same forms of ownership , government , etc. This unity of production expresses the aspiration toward elimination of ...
... tendency toward unity of world production cannot lead everywhere to the same type of production , that is , to the same forms of ownership , government , etc. This unity of production expresses the aspiration toward elimination of ...
Page 203
... tendency toward unification , for other reasons , has also influenced changes in property relationships . The increased , and even decisive , role of government organs in the economy , and to a large extent in ownership as well , is ...
... tendency toward unification , for other reasons , has also influenced changes in property relationships . The increased , and even decisive , role of government organs in the economy , and to a large extent in ownership as well , is ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
Copyright | |
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