Capitalistic Forms of Industry, Property and Income.
Function of Capital in Production and Distribution.
Comparative View and Analysis of the Different Forms
of Industry: Private, Co-operative, and Combined.
Objective Power of Capital, and Subjective Functions
of the Capitalist, in the various Forms of Industry.
Results of the foregoing Comparison in Favour of the
Co-operative System. Permanent Use of all Forms vin-
dicated. The gradual Morphology of Economic Forms
culminating in Federalism. Income in the Forms of
Interest, Profit, Rent, specially Ground Rent. The
Rights of Property, Private and Collective, not ex-
cluded from the Federal System. Prospects of the
ultimate Triumph of Federal Principles leading to a
better Distribution of Property and Income
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