Titlebook: Developing the Socially Useful Economy; Stephen Bodington,Mike George,John Michaelson Book 1986 Stephen Bodington, Mike George and John Mi

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Political Economy of Healthbeing more important than money itself, in however large quantities. ‘Lost’ health cripples, degrades and undermines people, and focuses attention on the pain, fear and discomfort of it, largely to the exclusion of other, life-enhancing things.

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The Structure of Authorityent of money power was thought to be a genuine alternative to the old aristocratic oligarchy, but almost from the very beginning it was clear that the money system did not necessarily satisfy democratic hopes; it fostered new oligarchies, of money.

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Sophie A. Comyn,Jon K. Magnusonpluses are piling up unused here and elsewhere people are starving, why is not the food sent where the need is?’. To store EEC surplus grain for four years costs ￡200 a tonne; to transport it to where the need is costs ￡25 a tonne (., 28 October 1984). Why are not resources moved to needs, saving people and money?

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