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As capitalism has matured and has become subject to much regulation , and as the distribution of its whole annual product has become subject to some redistribution by welfare - state measures , the most realistic description of most ...
As capitalism has matured and has become subject to much regulation , and as the distribution of its whole annual product has become subject to some redistribution by welfare - state measures , the most realistic description of most ...
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In Czarist Russia , in the 13 years between 1900 and 1913 , the demand for vodka per head of population rose by 20 percent ( Large Soviet Encyclopaedia , 2nd edition , Vol . 2 , article on " Alcoholism " ) . The view has long become ...
In Czarist Russia , in the 13 years between 1900 and 1913 , the demand for vodka per head of population rose by 20 percent ( Large Soviet Encyclopaedia , 2nd edition , Vol . 2 , article on " Alcoholism " ) . The view has long become ...
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And clearly , at a certain level of development the consumption of alcohol becomes a national calamity . The most important symptom that this is happening , it seems to me , can be seen in the speed with which vodka has become the ...
And clearly , at a certain level of development the consumption of alcohol becomes a national calamity . The most important symptom that this is happening , it seems to me , can be seen in the speed with which vodka has become the ...
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