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TÃtulo : | The intelligent woman's guide to socialism and capitalism | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | Autores: | Bernard Shaw | Editorial: | Nueva York [Estados Unidos] : Brentanos Publishers | Fecha de publicación: | 1928 | Número de páginas: | 495 p | Idioma : | Inglés (eng) | Palabras clave: | ECONOMIA MUJERES SOCIALISMO CAPITALISMO | Clasificación: | 330 SHAi VO | Nota de contenido: | Índice: I. A closed question opens. 2. Dividing-up. 3. How much por each? 4. No wealth without work. 5. Communism. 6. Limits to communism. 7. Seven ways proposed. 8. To each what she produces. 9. To each what she deserves. 10. To each what she can grab. 11. Oligarchy. 12. Distribution by class. 13. Laisser.faire. 14. How much es enough? 15. What we should buy first. 16.Eugenics. 17. The courts of law. 18. The idle rich. 19. Church, School, and press. 20. Why we put with it. 21. Positive reasons for equality. 22. Merit and money. 23. Incentive. 24. The Tyranny of nature. 25. The population question. 26. The diagnostic of socialism. 27. Personal righteousness. 28. Capitalism. 29. Your shopping. 30. Your taxes. 31. Your rates. 33 Your rent. 33. What capital. 34. Investment and enterprise. 35. Limitations of capitalism. 36. The industrial revolution. 37. Sending capital out of the country. 38. Doles, depopulation, and parasitic paradises. 39. Foreign trade and the flag. 40. Empires in collision. 41. The sorcerer's apprentice. 42. How Wealth accumulates and men decay. 43. Disablement above and below. 44. The middle station in life. 45. Decline of the employer. 46. The proletariat. 47. The labor market and the factory acts. 48. Women in the labor market. 49. Trade union capitalism. 50. Divide and govern. 51. Domestic capital. 52. The money market. 53. Speculation. 54. Banking. 55. Money. 56. Nationalization of banking. 57. Compensation for nationalization. 58. Preliminaries to nationalization. 59. Confiscation without compensation. 60. Revolt of the parasitic proletariat. 61. Safety Valves. 62. Why confiscation has succeeded hitherto. 63. How the war was paid for. 64. National debat redemption levies. 65. The constructive problem solved. 66. Sham socialism. 67. Capitalism in perpetual motion. 68. The runaway car of capitalism. 69. The natural limit to liberty. 70. Rent of ability. 71. Party politics. 72. The party system. 73. Division within the labor party. 74. Religious dissensions. 75. Revolutions. 76. Change must de parliamentary. 77. Subsidized private enterprise. 78. How long will is take? 79. Socialism and liberty. 80. Socialism and marriage. 81. Socialism and children.82. Socialism and the churches. 83. Current confusions. 84. Peroration. Appendix. |
The intelligent woman's guide to socialism and capitalism [texto impreso] / Bernard Shaw . - Nueva York (Estados Unidos) : Brentanos Publishers, 1928 . - 495 p. Idioma : Inglés ( eng) Palabras clave: | ECONOMIA MUJERES SOCIALISMO CAPITALISMO | Clasificación: | 330 SHAi VO | Nota de contenido: | Índice: I. A closed question opens. 2. Dividing-up. 3. How much por each? 4. No wealth without work. 5. Communism. 6. Limits to communism. 7. Seven ways proposed. 8. To each what she produces. 9. To each what she deserves. 10. To each what she can grab. 11. Oligarchy. 12. Distribution by class. 13. Laisser.faire. 14. How much es enough? 15. What we should buy first. 16.Eugenics. 17. The courts of law. 18. The idle rich. 19. Church, School, and press. 20. Why we put with it. 21. Positive reasons for equality. 22. Merit and money. 23. Incentive. 24. The Tyranny of nature. 25. The population question. 26. The diagnostic of socialism. 27. Personal righteousness. 28. Capitalism. 29. Your shopping. 30. Your taxes. 31. Your rates. 33 Your rent. 33. What capital. 34. Investment and enterprise. 35. Limitations of capitalism. 36. The industrial revolution. 37. Sending capital out of the country. 38. Doles, depopulation, and parasitic paradises. 39. Foreign trade and the flag. 40. Empires in collision. 41. The sorcerer's apprentice. 42. How Wealth accumulates and men decay. 43. Disablement above and below. 44. The middle station in life. 45. Decline of the employer. 46. The proletariat. 47. The labor market and the factory acts. 48. Women in the labor market. 49. Trade union capitalism. 50. Divide and govern. 51. Domestic capital. 52. The money market. 53. Speculation. 54. Banking. 55. Money. 56. Nationalization of banking. 57. Compensation for nationalization. 58. Preliminaries to nationalization. 59. Confiscation without compensation. 60. Revolt of the parasitic proletariat. 61. Safety Valves. 62. Why confiscation has succeeded hitherto. 63. How the war was paid for. 64. National debat redemption levies. 65. The constructive problem solved. 66. Sham socialism. 67. Capitalism in perpetual motion. 68. The runaway car of capitalism. 69. The natural limit to liberty. 70. Rent of ability. 71. Party politics. 72. The party system. 73. Division within the labor party. 74. Religious dissensions. 75. Revolutions. 76. Change must de parliamentary. 77. Subsidized private enterprise. 78. How long will is take? 79. Socialism and liberty. 80. Socialism and marriage. 81. Socialism and children.82. Socialism and the churches. 83. Current confusions. 84. Peroration. Appendix. |
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