ABSTRACT
This title was first published in 1977
TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 2|21 pages
Social and Economic Systems Preceding Capitalism
Production Relations in the Primitive, Slave, and Feudal Societies*
chapter 3|21 pages
The Analysis of Capitalist Society Must Start from Commodities
Commodities, Money, and the Law of Value*
chapter 5|22 pages
The Widening Gap between the Rich and the Poor in Capitalist Society
Capital Accumulation and the Impoverishment of the Working Class*
chapter 6|20 pages
The Process of the Movement of Capital Is the Process of Exploiting and Realizing Surplus Value
The Circular Flow of Capital, the Turnover of Capital, and the Reproduction of Social Capital*
chapter 7|20 pages
The Entire Bourgeoisie Exploits and Oppresses the Workers
The Division of Surplus Value*
chapter 10|19 pages
Imperialism Is the Eve of Proletarian Socialist Revolution
Imperialism Is Decaying and Moribund Capitalism*
chapter 11|25 pages
Soviet Revisionist Social Imperialism Joins the Ranks of World Imperialism
Social Imperialism Is Socialism in Name But Imperialism in Substance*
chapter 12|27 pages
Socialist Society Ushers in a New Era in Human History
Socialist Society and Proletarian Dictatorship*
chapter 13|32 pages
The Socialist System of Public Ownership Is the Basis of Socialist Production Relations
The System of Socialist State Ownership and Collective Ownership by the Laboring Masses*
chapter 14|28 pages
Establish Interpersonal Relations according to Socialist Principles
People’s Status and Their Interrelations in Socialist Production*
chapter 15|30 pages
Develop Socialist Production with Greater, Faster, and Better Results at Lower Costs
The Nature and Goal of Socialist Production and the Means of Achieving This Goal*
chapter 16|25 pages
The Socialist Economy Is a Planned Economy
Planned and Proportional Development of the National Economy*
chapter 17|26 pages
We Must Rely on Agriculture as the Foundation and Industry as the Leading Factor in Developing the National Economy
The Relations among Socialist Agriculture, Light Industry, and Heavy Industry*
chapter 18|22 pages
Frugality Is an Important Principle in the Socialist Economy
Practice Frugality and Economic Accounting*
chapter 19|23 pages
Exchange Is an Economic Form That Relates Production to Consumption
Socialist Exchange and Currency Circulation*
chapter 20|17 pages
Correctly Handle the Relations among the State, the Collective, and the Individual
The Distribution and Redistribution of the Socialist National Income*
chapter 21|19 pages
How Are Personal Consumer Goods Distributed in Socialist Society?
The Socialist Principle of “From Each according to His Ability, to Each according to His Labor”*