The History of the Fabian Society 8 5
The History of the Fabian Society 8 5
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Shaw can define the two interconnected aims of Fabianismas 'the gradual extension of the franchise and the transfer of rent andinterest to the State. '" As Mr. Barker may not be alone in a slight misinterpretation of Fabiandoctrine it may be well to take this opportunity of refuting the error. He says that Fabianism advocates the socialisation of rent, and inconfirmation quotes Shaw's words "rent _and interest_"! That makes allthe difference. If the term rent is widened to include all different...ialunearned incomes, from land, from ability, from opportunity (i. E. Special profits), interest includes all non-differential unearnedincomes, and thus the State is to be endowed, not with rents alone, butwith all unearned incomes. [52] It is true that the Fabians, throwingover Marx's inaccurate term "surplus value, " base their Socialism on theLaw of Rent, because, as they allege, this law negatives both equalityof income and earnings in proportion to labour, so long as privateownership of land prevails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shaw can define the two interconnected aims of Fabianismas 'the gradual extension of the franchise and the transfer of rent andinterest to the State. '" As Mr. Barker may not be alone in a slight misinterpretation of Fabiandoctrine it may be well to take this opportunity of refuting the error. He says that Fabianism advocates the socialisation of rent, and inconfirmation quotes Shaw's words "rent _and interest_"! That makes allthe difference. If the term rent is widened to include all different...ialunearned incomes, from land, from ability, from opportunity (i. E. Special profits), interest includes all non-differential unearnedincomes, and thus the State is to be endowed, not with rents alone, butwith all unearned incomes. [52] It is true that the Fabians, throwingover Marx's inaccurate term "surplus value, " base their Socialism on theLaw of Rent, because, as they allege, this law negatives both equalityof income and earnings in proportion to labour, so long as privateownership of land prevails.
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