The Fight for Democracy
The Fight for Democracy
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31 CHAPTEE IV.
The Conquest of the State.
Summarising the economic situation as it confronts the people, we recognise that new economic functions of the State will be needed to stimulate and support the full employment and the high productivity required to meet the requirements of the situation, (1) To pay the high interest for capital in private industry and for war debts ; (2) To furnish a high standard of real wages and leisure ; (3) To meet the enlarged requirements of a progres- sive State... in the provision of social services. This being the situation, the disposition in some Labour quarters to give the go-by to the State, as a capitalist instrument, and to fall back upon new plans of Co-operation, Trade Unionism, Syndicalism, or Guild Socialism, in which the State either plays no part or one of relati'^e unimportance, is seen to be as indefensible as the disposition to reject the movement towards increased productivity. "Whatever may be the vices of a capitalist State, there is only one remedy, viz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
31 CHAPTEE IV.
The Conquest of the State.
Summarising the economic situation as it confronts the people, we recognise that new economic functions of the State will be needed to stimulate and support the full employment and the high productivity required to meet the requirements of the situation, (1) To pay the high interest for capital in private industry and for war debts ; (2) To furnish a high standard of real wages and leisure ; (3) To meet the enlarged requirements of a progres- sive State... in the provision of social services. This being the situation, the disposition in some Labour quarters to give the go-by to the State, as a capitalist instrument, and to fall back upon new plans of Co-operation, Trade Unionism, Syndicalism, or Guild Socialism, in which the State either plays no part or one of relati'^e unimportance, is seen to be as indefensible as the disposition to reject the movement towards increased productivity. "Whatever may be the vices of a capitalist State, there is only one remedy, viz.
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