Titlebook: Why is there no Socialism in the United States?; Werner Sombart Book 1976 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1

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先行

自然環(huán)境

Employer and Workerven here the employer does not confront the worker as the Lord who demands obedience, which was and is the usual case in old Europe with its feudal traditions. From the beginning a purely business standpoint became the prevailing rule in the bargaining of wage agreements. There was no question of th

Antagonism

Socialism in the United States to show circumstantial evidence of the existence in the United States of capitalism in an extraordinarily highly developed state. I hope that this is now regarded as having been demonstrated successfully, even if the ‘sympathetic reader’ has not been ready to follow me on all the digressions.

輕信

處理

MEN

How the Worker Liveslly take? In other words, what use does he make of his surplus income? Does he save more? Or does he fulfil his ‘necessary’ requirements of food, housing and clothing more extravagantly? Or does he spend more on luxuries? These are the three possibilities available to him.

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Standard of Living and Ideologyerican worker and his predominantly meat-and-puddings diet or his abstemiousness towards alcohol. Abstinence fanatics who are favourable to capitalism will be ready to discover close connections between the poison of alcohol and the poison of Socialism. However, we shall let that be.

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