Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... monopoly I mean a kind of dominance by one product that goes far beyond what the concept of monopoly usually implies . Generally we mean by " monopoly " the exclusive control by one corporation over the means of producing ( or selling ) ...
... monopoly I mean a kind of dominance by one product that goes far beyond what the concept of monopoly usually implies . Generally we mean by " monopoly " the exclusive control by one corporation over the means of producing ( or selling ) ...
第 56 頁
... monopoly . What cars do to people by virtue of this radical monopoly is quite distinct from and independent of what they do by burning gasoline that could be transformed into food in a crowded world . It is also distinct from automotive ...
... monopoly . What cars do to people by virtue of this radical monopoly is quite distinct from and independent of what they do by burning gasoline that could be transformed into food in a crowded world . It is also distinct from automotive ...
第 59 頁
... monopoly cannot be de- fined in advance . The threat can be anticipated , but the definition of its precise nature can result only from people's participation in deciding what may not be produced . Protection against this general monopoly ...
... monopoly cannot be de- fined in advance . The threat can be anticipated , but the definition of its precise nature can result only from people's participation in deciding what may not be produced . Protection against this general monopoly ...
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