... a steady approach that involved high taxes to enforce relative economic equality, government regulation of industry, nationalization of large industries, and social welfare. The social critique of capitalism still has much persuasive power; non-socialist reformers often effectively have socialist arguments. The declining of the socialist ideal to its present remaining state may not be a permanent condition. The differences between communism and ... ...

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