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... industrial prod- uctive capacity to obtain raw materials and food by exchanging them for industrial products , the terms of trade of the primary countries would violently shift in their favor , and these countries would have ...
... industrial prod- uctive capacity to obtain raw materials and food by exchanging them for industrial products , the terms of trade of the primary countries would violently shift in their favor , and these countries would have ...
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... industrial workers were compelled to live at substandard and even below - subsistence incomes . The steady advance in productivity in the extractive and man- ufacturing industries , together with the organization of industrial trade ...
... industrial workers were compelled to live at substandard and even below - subsistence incomes . The steady advance in productivity in the extractive and man- ufacturing industries , together with the organization of industrial trade ...
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... industrial nations . The ma- jor flaw in Bendix and Lipset's ar- gument , it should be obvious , is the fact that ... Industrial Society leads to an underestimation of the feeling of status improvement experienced by the American ...
... industrial nations . The ma- jor flaw in Bendix and Lipset's ar- gument , it should be obvious , is the fact that ... Industrial Society leads to an underestimation of the feeling of status improvement experienced by the American ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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