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|b .S53 1937
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|a Shaw, Bernard,
|d 1856-1950.
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|a The intelligent woman's guide to socialism, capitalism, sovietism, and fascism /
|c Bernard Shaw.
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|a Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England :
|a Penguin Books,
|c c1937.
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|a Pelican books ;
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|a Editado con capítulos adicionales a la versión original de 1928 bajo el título: The intelligent woman's guide to socialism and capitalism.
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|a Incluye índice.
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|a A closed question opens -- Dividing-up -- How much for each? -- No wealth without work -- Communism -- Limits to communism -- Seven ways proposed -- To each what she produces -- To each what she deserves -- To each what she can grab -- Oligarchy -- Distribution by class -- Laisser-faire -- How much is enough? -- What we should buy first -- Eugenics -- The courts of law -- The idle rich -- Church, school, and press -- Why we put up with it -- Positive reasons for equality -- Merit and money -- Incentive -- The tyranny of nature -- The population question -- The diagnostic of socialism -- Personal righteousness -- Capitalism -- Your shopping -- Your taxes -- Your rates -- what capital is -- Investment and enterprise -- Limitations of capitalism -- The industrial revolution -- Sending capital out of the country -- Doles, depopulation, and parasitic paradises -- Foreign trade and the flag -- Empires in collision -- The sorcerer's apprentice -- How wealth accumulates and men decay? -- Disablement above and below -- The middle station in life -- Decline of the employer -- The proletariat -- The labor market and the Factory Acts -- Women in the labor market -- Trade union capitalism -- Divide and govern -- Domestic capital -- The money market -- Speculation -- Banking -- Money -- Nationalization of banking -- Compensation for nationalization -- Preliminaries to nationalization -- Confiscation without compensation -- Revolt of the parasitic proletariat -- safety valves -- Why confiscation had succeeded hitherto -- How the war was paid for -- National debt redemption levies -- The constructive problem solved -- Sham socialism -- Capitalism in perpetual motion -- The runaway car of capitalism -- The natural limit to liberty -- Rent of ability -- Party politics -- The party system -- Divisions within the Labor Party -- Religious dissensions -- Revolutions -- Change must be parliamentary -- Subsidized private enterprise -- How long will it take? -- Socialism and liberty -- Socialism and marriage -- Socialism and children -- Socialism and the churches -- Current confusions -- Sovietism -- Fascism -- Peroration -- Appendix.
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|a Socialism.
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|a Capitalism.
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|a Communism.
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|a Fascism.
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