More EqualityPantheon Books, 1973 - 261 páginas |
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... less effort . Thus , the physicist with a light teaching load who did not re- search might earn considerably less than the garbage man , although this would by no means be unreasonable since the former was obviously shirking . Also ...
... less effort . Thus , the physicist with a light teaching load who did not re- search might earn considerably less than the garbage man , although this would by no means be unreasonable since the former was obviously shirking . Also ...
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... less economic pressure , they would probably be less willing to serve in the army , except at considerably higher pay , in which case war would become yet more costly and thus less popular politically . Alternatively , more servicemen ...
... less economic pressure , they would probably be less willing to serve in the army , except at considerably higher pay , in which case war would become yet more costly and thus less popular politically . Alternatively , more servicemen ...
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... less dangerous than today's opponents of equality suggest , and , if government is democratic , less dangerous than the pro- liferation of corporations large enough to free themselves from control by customers , investors , or political ...
... less dangerous than today's opponents of equality suggest , and , if government is democratic , less dangerous than the pro- liferation of corporations large enough to free themselves from control by customers , investors , or political ...
Contenido
THE POSSIBILITIES AND PROBLEMS OF MORE | 57 |
Inequality | 102 |
Some Utopian Scenarios | 193 |
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