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Page 205
... role in the economy and that various social groups have tried to make use of this role in economic life . However , there are now essential differences in this . The regulative role of govern- ment , they write , has appeared not only ...
... role in the economy and that various social groups have tried to make use of this role in economic life . However , there are now essential differences in this . The regulative role of govern- ment , they write , has appeared not only ...
Page 206
... role in the economy , by comparison with that of the Labour government , has not essentially decreased , although it ... role , while in the Western system private ownership , or ownership by monopolies and companies , plays a major role ...
... role in the economy , by comparison with that of the Labour government , has not essentially decreased , although it ... role , while in the Western system private ownership , or ownership by monopolies and companies , plays a major role ...
Page 213
... role in the politics of the Western countries , but in no case is the role as great or the same as before the First World War , nor even as before the Second World War . There is , in the background , something new and more essential ...
... role in the politics of the Western countries , but in no case is the role as great or the same as before the First World War , nor even as before the Second World War . There is , in the background , something new and more essential ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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