 | Albert Schäffle - Collectivism - 1890 - 148 pages
...individual and separate labour-forces in social labour-groups (" collective labour"), and on the other would distribute the wealth produced by this social co-operation...the proportion of work performed by each individual. Private business, individual enterprise, would be no more. The productive labour of all would be associated... | |
 | Herbert Spencer - Industrial policy - 1891 - 452 pages
...be unworkable, much more will it be proved unworkable in the hands of its most extreme projectors. To resume then. The Socialist State is not only to...of work performed by each individual *. Now here is one of the crucial difficulties of the entire Socialist scheme. It is not proposed to reward everybody... | |
 | Herbert Spencer - Industrial policy - 1891 - 452 pages
...be unworkable, much more will it be proved unworkable in the hands of its most extreme projectors. To resume then. The Socialist State is not only to...the proportion of work performed by each individual 1 . Now here is one of the crucial difficulties of the entire Socialist scheme. It is not proposed... | |
 | Thomas Mackay - Industrial policy - 1891 - 452 pages
...be unworkable, much more will it be proved unworkable in the hands of its most extreme projectors. To resume then. The Socialist State is not only to...the proportion of work performed by each individual K Now here is one of the crucial difficulties of the entire Socialist scheme. It is not proposed to... | |
 | Albert Schäffle - Capital - 1891 - 144 pages
...individual and separate labour-forces in social labour-groups (" collective labour"), and on the other would distribute the wealth produced by this social co-operation...the proportion of work performed by each individual. Private business, individual enterprise, would be no more. The productive labour of all would be associated... | |
 | Albert Schäffle - Socialism - 1892 - 148 pages
...individual and separate labour-forces in social labour-groups (" collective labour"), and on the other would distribute the wealth produced by this social co-operation...the proportion of work performed by each individual. Private business, individual enterprise, would be no more. The productive labour of all would be associated... | |
 | Albert Schäffle - Socialism - 1892 - 148 pages
...individual and separate labour-forces in social labour-groups (" collective labour"), and on the other would distribute the wealth produced by this social co-operation...the proportion of work performed by each individual. Private business, individual enterprise, would be no more. The productive labour of all would be associated... | |
 | Henry Winfred Thurston - Economics - 1900 - 34 pages
...individual and separate labor forces in social labor groups (collective labor), and on the other would distribute the wealth produced by this social co-operation...the proportion of work performed by each individual. Private business, individual enterprise, would be no more. The productive labor of all would be associated... | |
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To resume then. The Socialist State is not only to produce by means of land and capital owned in common and managed by public officials; it is also to distribute the wealth produced by this social co-operation according to the proportion of work performed... 