Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... frustrated attempts of underconsuming minorities in rich countries to catch up . Every aspect of industrial societies ... frustration is primarily due to the private ownership of the means of production , and that the public ownership of ...
... frustrated attempts of underconsuming minorities in rich countries to catch up . Every aspect of industrial societies ... frustration is primarily due to the private ownership of the means of production , and that the public ownership of ...
第 60 頁
... frustration grows faster than output in even the most highly developed countries and under whatever political regime . Policies aimed to ease this frustration may easily distract attention from the general nature of the monopoly at its ...
... frustration grows faster than output in even the most highly developed countries and under whatever political regime . Policies aimed to ease this frustration may easily distract attention from the general nature of the monopoly at its ...
第 82 頁
... Frustration I have identified five realms in each of which the efficiency of tools can upset the balance of life . Faulty technology can render the environment uninhabitable . Radical monop- oly can force the demand for affluence to the ...
... Frustration I have identified five realms in each of which the efficiency of tools can upset the balance of life . Faulty technology can render the environment uninhabitable . Radical monop- oly can force the demand for affluence to the ...
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