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Ioannes Paulus PP. II
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Centesimus annus
   Chap., §
1 1, 4 | property had appearedcapital; and a new form of labour — 2 1, 5 | was the conflict between capital and labour, or — as the 3 1, 6 | which had arisen between capital and labour, Pope Leo XIII 4 4, 32 | was the land, and later capitalunderstood as a total 5 4, 35 | absolute predominance of capital, the possession of the means 6 4, 43 | considered only as a "society of capital goods"; it is also a "society 7 4, 43 | they supply the necessary capital for the company's activities Laborem exercens Chap., §
8 2, 7| is the possessor of the capital, that is to say, of all 9 2, 8| initiative by the possessors of capital alone, but did not pay sufficient 10 2, 8| of production, and that capital is the basis, efficient 11 3 | CONFLICT BETWEEN LABOUR AND CAPITAL IN THE PRESENT PHASE OF 12 3, 11| development emerged between "capital" and "labour", that is to 13 3, 11| conflict between labour and capital was transformed into a systematic 14 3, 12| priority of labour over capital. This principle directly 15 3, 12| primary efficient cause, while capital, the whole collection of 16 3, 12| grown accustomed to calling capital. Since the concept of capital 17 3, 12| capital. Since the concept of capital includes not only the natural 18 3, 12| considered synonymous with "capital" - is the result of work 19 3, 12| contained in the concept of capital in the strict sense is only 20 3, 13| clearly, first of all, that capital cannot be separated from 21 3, 13| can labour be opposed to capital or capital to labour, and 22 3, 13| be opposed to capital or capital to labour, and still less 23 3, 13| opposition between labour and capital through an effort at being 24 3, 13| Opposition between labour and capital does not spring from the 25 3, 13| we are accustomed to call capital are intermingled; it shows 26 3, 13| things", the instruments, the capital, is that it conditions man' 27 3, 13| labour was separated from capital and set in opposition to 28 3, 13| in opposition to it, and capital was set in opposition to 29 3, 13| separation of labour and capital and for setting them up 30 3, 13| primacy of man over the capital instrument, the primacy 31 3, 13| antinomy between labour and capital under consideration here - 32 3, 13| labour was separated from capital and set up in opposition 33 3, 13| and of human labour over capital as a whole collection of 34 3, 14| opposition between labour and capital, we are not dealing only 35 3, 14| set it up in the form of "capital" in opposition to "labour"- 36 3, 14| practice. If it is true that capital, as the whole of the means 37 3, 14| it is equally true that capital is being unceasingly created 38 3, 14| these means of production (capital) out of the hands of their 39 3, 14| labour with the ownership of capital, as far as possible, and 40 3, 15| priority of labour over capital is a postulate of the order 41 3, 15| a sense inseparable from capital; in no way does it accept 42 4, 19| relationships within it between capital and labour, wages, that 43 4, 20| final analysis, labour and capital are indispensable components 44 4, 23| work itself require that capital should be at the service 45 4, 23| labour at the service of capital.~ Slavorum apostoli Chap., §
46 4, 12 | those Churches, both in the capital and in the course of his Sollicitudo rei socialis Chap., §
47 2, 10 | hinder the direct transfer of capital set aside for helping needy 48 3, 19 | of abundantly available capital was the hope of being able 49 3, 19 | Thus the availability of capital and the fact of accepting 50 3, 19 | themselves obliged to export the capital needed for improving or 51 3, 24 | that in certain cases the capital lent by the developed world


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