An Economic Program for a Living DemocracyLiveright Publishing Corporation, 1942 - 342 стор. |
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... planned economy " to warrant the as- sumption that the attacks on socialism and planned economy ought to be considered as tentative objections to this program . For that reason , we will , among other things , try to meet these attacks ...
... planned economy " to warrant the as- sumption that the attacks on socialism and planned economy ought to be considered as tentative objections to this program . For that reason , we will , among other things , try to meet these attacks ...
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... planned economy and in doing so they have developed a tolerance for the dictators and a contempt for those democracies in which capitalistic effort is able to prevent the institution of a planned economy . To safeguard democracy , we ...
... planned economy and in doing so they have developed a tolerance for the dictators and a contempt for those democracies in which capitalistic effort is able to prevent the institution of a planned economy . To safeguard democracy , we ...
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... planned economy might render it necessary for the state to ration scarcity products . But that is not because planned economy requires it . The operation of a completely capitalistic system in such a land requires ration- ing to a much ...
... planned economy might render it necessary for the state to ration scarcity products . But that is not because planned economy requires it . The operation of a completely capitalistic system in such a land requires ration- ing to a much ...
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Department of Private Enterprises | 130 |
Department of Public Utilities | 137 |
Department of Banking and Insurance | 143 |
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