Socialism: A Study

Year:2013,Binding:Hardcover,Pages:266,Language:english, Description:- Contents:- Contents # Introduction: xx: This Book: xx: Foreword xx: 1. The Background of Socialism : 2. What is Socialism? : 3. Leisure and Labour : 4. The Individual and Society : 5. Currency: the Medium of Distribution : 6. Various Systems of Wealth Distribution : 7. Value According to Demand : 8. Why Should a Person not Get as : much as He Deserves? : 9. Might is Right : 10. Capitalism : 11. Class System : 12. Status Quoism : 13. Equal Distribution of Income: is Socialism : 14. Curse of Society Pastime : for the Rich : 15. Social Inequality: The Curse of: the Human Race : 16. The Legal Code : 17. Evaluation of Actions : 18. Faulty Education : 19. Propagating Policy : 20. The Intoxicant of Relief : 21. The Power of Money : 22. The Fear of Equal Distribution : of Income : 23. The Value of Each Job : 24. No Master : 25. The Unmanageable Population : 26. The World Terrified of the : Present Economy : 27. Practise What You Preach : 28. Individual and Private Property : 29. The Indirect Form of Increase: in Capital : 30. State Revenue Received from Taxes : 31. Taxes Levied by the Municipal: Corporation : 32. All the Land Belongs to the State : 33. The Magical Illusion of Extra Money : 34. Various Forms of Cost Capital : 35. The Nation and Capital : 36. The Sarvodaya Economy : 37. Foreign Capital : 38. The Problem of Unemployment : 39. Direct Taxes and the Taxpayer : 40. Corruption vs. Sadism : 41. The Fixed Limit of Capital : 42. The Cooperative Movement : 43. Mechanisation of Man : 44. Dependence: Servitude : 45. The Middle Class : 46. The Birth of Companies : 47. The Suffering Working Class : 48. Class Struggle : 49. The Factory Act : 50. Women Workers : 51. Labour Organisation : 52. Stop Work : 53. The Value of Money : 54. The Capital Market : 55. Speculation : 56. Banking : 57. Money : 58. Currency Control : 59. Compensation : 60. Against Nationalisation : 61. If Compensation is not Paid : 62. The Nationalisation of the : Management of Industry : 63. Uncertain Economic Policy : 64. The Present Form of Socialism : 65. The Special Opinion of a Specialist : 66. Both Sides : 67. Legal Loot : 68. The Dynamics of Progress : 69. Freedom within Limits : 70. Industrial Regulation and Political Power, About The Book:- When This Book Was Published For The First Time In 1962, Shri Jaiprakash Narayan Wrote In The Introduction That This Book, Written On Such An Important Subject As Socialism By A Business Tycoon, Should Be Welcomed. He Expressed Some Reservations About The Slightly Unorganised Structure And A Few Digressions In The Book. In Order To Remove These Shortcomings, The Manuscript Of The Book Was Given To Me By My Friend Kamal Morarka (The Son Of The Author) Before The Present Edition Was Printed. I Have Tried To Do This Job To The Best Of My Ability, Yet I Have Taken Care That The Basic Content Of The Book Does Not Suffer Even A Scratch. , While Editing The Book, I Felt How Nice It Would Be If This Book Was Prescribed In Schools And Colleges As A Textbook Of Economics. If Students Have To Take The Help Of A Foreign Language To Learn The Knowledge Of Trade And Commerce In Which Our Country And Our Languages Were Very Rich, Then It Would Be As Ridiculous As