Labour policy—false and true : $b A study in economic history and industrial economicsMacassey, Lynden Livingston
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Labour policy—false and true : $b A study in economic history and industrial economics
Macassey, Lynden Livingston
Industrial policy -- Great Britain; Labor economics -- Great Britain; Labour Party (Great Britain)
Secret Fund, Workers’ Notion of the, 292
Shop Stewards, 79
Shortage of Labour, Unsettling Effect of, 134
Social Service, 306
Socialism, Definition of, 40;
Origin of name, 40;
Basic characteristics, 40;
First adopted by Labour (1832), 47;
Renounced by Labour (1842-85), 49;
Different kinds, 40;
Revolutionary, 47;
Earliest form, 47;
Recent form, 51;
Direct Action, 76-84;
State Socialism, 42, 50, 226;
National Guildism, 43;
Syndicalism, 42;
Nationalization and Democratic Control, 44, 225, 227;
Home programme, General outline of, 56-64;
Industry, 85-88;
Land, 89-91;
Criticism of, 92-105;
International Programme, 65-75;
Geneva Resolutions, 68;
Socialist Organizations, Home, 52
International, 65-75;
Marxian Doctrines of, 280, 281, 282, 283;
Failure of Experiments in, 98
Socialist Confiscation Schemes, 101, 102, 103
Socialistic Experiments, Failure of Past, 98
Socialization, 68;
of land and industry, 34
Socialized Industries, Administration of, 70
Soviets, Setting up of local, 84
Standard of Living, 139;
A national minimum, 32
State Conciliation Machinery, 148
State Control and Prices, 60
State Ownership of Land, The Disadvantages of, 105
State Purchase Scheme, 101, 102
State Socialism, 42, 95;
Era of, 50
Surplus Wealth for the Common Good, 36
Suspicion of Employers, 218
Sympathetic Handling of Labour, a special art, 287;
An illustration of its successful application, 288
Sympathy in Workshop Life, The money value of, 287;
the need of, 285
Syndicalism, 42, 95
Syndicalist Revolutionary Ferment, 1905, 51
Tariffs, Protection, 38
Taxation, Lowering of, 238
Taxing-out Scheme, 101
Time- and Labour-saving Appliances, Difficulties of Introduction of,
297
Trade Boards, Acts, purposes of, 149;
Administered by Ministry of Labour, 142;
Need of, 250;
Cave Committee’s recommendations, 250;
Mistakes of, 250
Trade Facilities Act, 1921, Guarantee of Loans under, 199;
Policy of Advisory Committee, 200;
Difficulties of Committee, 202;
Guarantees already given, 203;
Beneficial effect of, 245
Trade, Freedom of International, demanded by Labour, 38
Trade Union, The Worker’s attitude to his, 219
Trade Unionism, Development of, 46
Trade Unionism and Political Action Sectarian Programme, 29
Trades Councils, Inclusion in Labour Party, 23;
Political Subjection to Trade Unions, 28
Trades Union Congress, Functions of, 21;
Labour’s Parliamentary Representation, Furtherance of, 22;
Unemployment, joint manifesto on, 122;
Constitution of, 25;
Socialism, attitude towards, 50
Training, demanded by Labour for all persons unemployed, 111;
Women, 118;
Young people, 119
Transport Systems, Reorganization of Continental, recommended by
Labour, 121
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