Economic Progress, In Capitalist Society, Means Turmoil.

We Always Plan Too Much And Always Think Too Little. We Resent A Call To Thinking And Hate Unfamiliar Argument That Does Not Tally With What We Already Believe Or Would Like To Believe.

Capitalism Survive?—i Have Tried To Show That A Socialist Form Of Society Will Inevitably Emerge From An Equally Inevitable Decomposition Of Capitalist Society.

The Capitalist Engine Is First And Last An Engine Of Mass Production Which Unavoidably Also Means Production For The Masses. . . . It Is The Cheap Cloth, The Cheap Cotton And Rayon Fabric, Boots, Motorcars And So On That Are The Typical Achievements Of Capitalist Production, And Not As A Rule Improvements That Would Mean Much To The Rich Man. Queen Elizabeth Owned Silk Stockings. The Capitalist Achievement Does Not Typically Consist In Providing More Silk Stockings For Queens But In Bringing Them Within Reach Of Factory Girls.

Can Capitalism Survive? No. I Do Not Think It Can.

The Essential Point To Grasp Is That In Dealing With Capitalism We Are Dealing With An Evolutionary Process