More EqualityPantheon Books, 1973 - 261 páginas |
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... unequal relationship be- tween themselves and the manufacturers . And in the few cases where stockholders are demanding a greater role in the decisions of management , they are also demanding a change in what is currently a highly unequal ...
... unequal relationship be- tween themselves and the manufacturers . And in the few cases where stockholders are demanding a greater role in the decisions of management , they are also demanding a change in what is currently a highly unequal ...
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... unequal than America , has a lower suicide rate than Japan , and current events in the communist countries provide considerable evidence that the greater economic equality which some of these countries have achieved does not eliminate ...
... unequal than America , has a lower suicide rate than Japan , and current events in the communist countries provide considerable evidence that the greater economic equality which some of these countries have achieved does not eliminate ...
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... unequal power— and may give unequal resources to its wielders.15 Com- plete political equality means the elimination of most authority and thus requires direct democracy , but while this is appropriate to the utopian scenarios to be ...
... unequal power— and may give unequal resources to its wielders.15 Com- plete political equality means the elimination of most authority and thus requires direct democracy , but while this is appropriate to the utopian scenarios to be ...
Contenido
THE POSSIBILITIES AND PROBLEMS OF MORE | 57 |
Inequality | 102 |
Some Utopian Scenarios | 193 |
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