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The principle of limitation becomes operative when
The principle of limitation becomes operative when
- The economic rights of others are not respected
- The distributive share an individual receives bears no relation to the value of their contribution
- The ownership of labor is completely diffused
- The ownership of capital is highly concentrated (correct)
The principle of limitation is significant in an economy that is based on
The principle of limitation is significant in an economy that is based on
- The complete diffusion of labor ownership
- The joint participation of independent contributors to the production of wealth
- The principle of distribution being 'from each according to his ability, and to each according to his needs'
- The institution of private property in the means of production (correct)
The principle of distribution 'from each according to his ability, and to each according to his needs' renders the principle of limitation
The principle of distribution 'from each according to his ability, and to each according to his needs' renders the principle of limitation
- Obsolete
- Redundant
- Insignificant (correct)
- Operative
What is the main principle that should govern society's dealings with individuals?
What is the main principle that should govern society's dealings with individuals?
What is the key requirement for effective participation in democratic self-government?
What is the key requirement for effective participation in democratic self-government?
In a truly capitalist economy, what is as widely diffused as the ownership of capital?
In a truly capitalist economy, what is as widely diffused as the ownership of capital?
What is the main idea conveyed in the text?
What is the main idea conveyed in the text?
What is the principle of justice in the distribution of wealth based on?
What is the principle of justice in the distribution of wealth based on?
What is the consequence of the concentration of capital ownership in a society?
What is the consequence of the concentration of capital ownership in a society?
When does the concentration of ownership become intrinsically unjust according to the text?
When does the concentration of ownership become intrinsically unjust according to the text?
What is the purpose of laws in relation to the principle of limitation?
What is the purpose of laws in relation to the principle of limitation?
