Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... cost of enabling people to survive in unhealthy cities and in sickening jobs sky - rocketed . The monopoly of the ... cost of basic disease prevention , as of water treatment and pollution control , is already exceptionally high . The ...
... cost of enabling people to survive in unhealthy cities and in sickening jobs sky - rocketed . The monopoly of the ... cost of basic disease prevention , as of water treatment and pollution control , is already exceptionally high . The ...
第 59 頁
... cost of the few who profit from it . Usually , these few manage to evade con- trols . The cost of radical monopoly is already borne by the public and will be broken only if the public realizes that it would be better off paying the ...
... cost of the few who profit from it . Usually , these few manage to evade con- trols . The cost of radical monopoly is already borne by the public and will be broken only if the public realizes that it would be better off paying the ...
第 74 頁
... cost beyond what a majority could ever pay . The radical monopoly of indus- tries has created new types of demeaning poverty in societies of sometimes profligate affluence . The former subsistence farmer is put out of business by the ...
... cost beyond what a majority could ever pay . The radical monopoly of indus- tries has created new types of demeaning poverty in societies of sometimes profligate affluence . The former subsistence farmer is put out of business by the ...
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