Excerpt from Why the Capitalist?: A Refutation of the Doctrines Prevailing in Conventional Political Economy
The observations made in conclusion are synthetic. The discussion there proceeds from cause to effect, and the purpose is to put accepted parts together in logical order and connection to see as nearly as we may the kind of product that will result. The many changes in human society that must of necessity follow from the abolition of individualism in the control of the resources of nature and the means of production are pointed out in a gen eral way.
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