syndicate.' All that is required is that they should work equally, should regularly do their share of work, and should receive equal pay. The accounting and control necessary for this have been simplified by capitalism to the utmost, till they have become... Theory and History - Page 327by Ludwig von Mises - 1985Full view - About this book
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