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... equality necessary for , and to what extent is it compatible with , the survival of free institutions ? 4. To what extent would ( a ) nationali- sation , ( b ) co - operativisation , and ( c ) mixed economy be conducive to the ...
... equality necessary for , and to what extent is it compatible with , the survival of free institutions ? 4. To what extent would ( a ) nationali- sation , ( b ) co - operativisation , and ( c ) mixed economy be conducive to the ...
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... Equality Socialists ascribe inequality exclusively to private property and believe that equality would follow from socialised property . The logic behind this belief may be set down as follows : with continuance of private pro- perty ...
... Equality Socialists ascribe inequality exclusively to private property and believe that equality would follow from socialised property . The logic behind this belief may be set down as follows : with continuance of private pro- perty ...
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... equality in a ' bourgeois ' democracy based on private property than under socialism ( in the Marxist sense ) . This is so for two reasons . One , the underprivi- leged , because of the freedom of expression and organization which they ...
... equality in a ' bourgeois ' democracy based on private property than under socialism ( in the Marxist sense ) . This is so for two reasons . One , the underprivi- leged , because of the freedom of expression and organization which they ...
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