Outline of Social Economics
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10. When and in what ways do the laborers and the pTiblic share in this increased wealth?
11. What comparison proves that labor does share in the wealth increase coming from application of capital to nature?
r_>. Under what state of society has socialism actually existed?
What were its characteristics under those conditions?
13. What efifect has the progress of society had on these social- istic forms of government?
14. Show the steps by which the movement towards greater individual liberty has... developed.
CHAPTER XVIII.
SOCIALISM — ContiiiKcd.
79. What Socialism Promises. Just as socialism is the most thoroughgoing in its plan of reorganizing so- ciety, so it is the most sweeping in its promises of the universal comfort and justice it would usher in. Edward Bellamy, in his "Looking Backward," a hook which at- tained wide popularity some }oars ago, described in de- tail an imaginary perfected state of society, wherein every man, woman and child received a generous income, the same to each one, regardless of the service per- formed ; inequality, injustice, crime, poverty, ignorance and intemperance had disappeared, and happiness was all but universal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10. When and in what ways do the laborers and the pTiblic share in this increased wealth?
11. What comparison proves that labor does share in the wealth increase coming from application of capital to nature?
r_>. Under what state of society has socialism actually existed?
What were its characteristics under those conditions?
13. What efifect has the progress of society had on these social- istic forms of government?
14. Show the steps by which the movement towards greater individual liberty has... developed.
CHAPTER XVIII.
SOCIALISM — ContiiiKcd.
79. What Socialism Promises. Just as socialism is the most thoroughgoing in its plan of reorganizing so- ciety, so it is the most sweeping in its promises of the universal comfort and justice it would usher in. Edward Bellamy, in his "Looking Backward," a hook which at- tained wide popularity some }oars ago, described in de- tail an imaginary perfected state of society, wherein every man, woman and child received a generous income, the same to each one, regardless of the service per- formed ; inequality, injustice, crime, poverty, ignorance and intemperance had disappeared, and happiness was all but universal.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gunton to read onlineMoreLess
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