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 1   1,    1|     developments in technological, economic and political conditions
 2   2,    4|           of "acceleration" in the economic life and civilization of
 3   2,    4|            decisive for social and economic life, at the same time it
 4   2,    4|         generation, every phase of economic and cultural development,
 5   2,    5|            work a primary field of economic activity and an indispensable
 6   2,    5|          as a basic coefficient of economic progress; but, at the same
 7   2,    7|            meaning as a system, an economic and social system, opposed
 8   2,    7|   fundamental reality of the whole economic process - first and foremost
 9   2,    7|         whole sphere of social and economic policy, both within individual
10   2,    8|       strengthened and safeguarded economic initiative by the possessors
11   3,   12|    throughout the whole process of economic production, whether labour
12   3,   13|          from the structure of the economic process. In general the
13   3,   13|            solely according to its economic purpose. This fundamental
14   3,   13|         kind of "resultant" of the economic or production relations
15   3,   13|      element like any other in the economic process - did not originate
16   3,   13|       merely in the philosophy and economic theories of the eighteenth
17   3,   13|     originated in the whole of the economic and social practice of that
18   3,   14|    impersonal forces" operating in economic production. Behind both
19   3,   14|     dynamic structure of the whole economic process. From this point
20   3,   14|          an untouchable "dogma" of economic life. The principle of respect
21   3,   14|           intermediate bodies with economic, social and cultural purposes;
22   3,   15|    centuries as a result of merely economic premises. When man works,
23   3,   15|   especially, personal values. The economic system itself and the production
24   3,   15|     inevitably done throughout the economic process, not only economic
25   3,   15|         economic process, not only economic damage but first and foremost
26   4,   17|           in the present system of economic relations in the world there
27   4,   17|          in the mutual exchange of economic goods, whether raw materials,
28   4,   17|     elements that are decisive for economic life within a given society
29   4,   17|           to be merely a result of economic systems which on a larger
30   4,   17|      within the whole of the world economic policy and of the systems
31   4,   18|         own responsibility for the economic and social development of
32   4,   18|         work by which not only the economic life but also the cultural
33   4,   20| limitations imposed by the general economic situation of the country.
34   4,   22|         subject of work and not to economic advantage. ~The various
35   4,   22|        point, as well as legal and economic ones; but the community,