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... income distribution which the abundance of modern tech- nology would otherwise promote.20 But without such a revo- lution in income distribution , overproduction and stagnation dog the system . Evolving capitalist economies are thus ...
... income distribution which the abundance of modern tech- nology would otherwise promote.20 But without such a revo- lution in income distribution , overproduction and stagnation dog the system . Evolving capitalist economies are thus ...
Page 175
... income from its direct investments abroad.26 To be sure , there is a price for this income . There is , first of all , the trouble it brings the American government and secondly , perhaps , a long - range cost to the American domestic ...
... income from its direct investments abroad.26 To be sure , there is a price for this income . There is , first of all , the trouble it brings the American government and secondly , perhaps , a long - range cost to the American domestic ...
Page 318
... income redistribu- tion could solve the over - saving / under - consumption " crisis " of capitalism and thereby render imperialism unnecessary : " There is no necessity to open up new foreign markets ; the home markets are capable of ...
... income redistribu- tion could solve the over - saving / under - consumption " crisis " of capitalism and thereby render imperialism unnecessary : " There is no necessity to open up new foreign markets ; the home markets are capable of ...
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General Considerations | 3 |
Main Issues within the Atlantic | 85 |
Basic Balance of Payments 1970 | 98 |
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