Jamal Awil

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Such aspirations could be thwarted through two measures: privatization and the control of labor. [fact]

Resolution V explicitly states that capitalist production required the elimination of any aspirations of the working people for alternative organizations of production. Such aspirations could be thwarted through two measures: privatization and the control of labor. Th e two would ultimately guard against the fundamental culprits of economic crisis— the wrong actions of governments and of individuals (or better, of employees).

Clara E. Mattei, The Capital Order, loc. 783