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Gemeinwirtschaftliche Gegensätze.

DGBA Business and Economics <1990 Available online

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Tiburtius, Joachim.
Series:
Dringliche Wirtschaftsfragen
Dringliche Wirtschaftsfragen ; v.8
Language:
German
Subjects (All):
Socialism.
Liberalism.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (56 pages)
Edition:
Reprint 2022
Place of Publication:
Berlin/Boston : Walter de Gruyter GmbH, 1919.
Summary:
The book 'Gegensätze' by Dr. Joachim Tiburtius, with contributions from Franz Oppenheimer, examines the theoretical and practical conflicts between liberalism and socialism in the context of post-World War I Germany. Oppenheimer argues that true liberalism and socialism are not opposites but are aligned in their goals of creating a classless society through free competition. The text critiques the consequences of Marxist socialism, particularly its role in the socio-economic turmoil in Russia and Germany. It emphasizes the need for an ethical and rational economic system that prioritizes productivity over profitability and serves the needs of workers rather than capitalists. This work is intended for scholars and practitioners interested in economic theory and social reform. Generated by AI.
Contents:
Intro
Vorwort
I. Der Streitstand Oppenheimer-Moellendorf
II. Die Entwicklung der wirtschaftlichen Selbstverwaltung
ein Ausblick.
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Other Format:
Print version: Tiburtius, Joachim Gemeinwirtschaftliche Gegensätze
ISBN:
9783112673645
OCLC:
1353269631

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