III. Kapitalismus und soziale Ideen (Kapital, Menschenarbeit)

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[^2]: Only through an administration of the social organism, which comes about in this way in the free cooperation of the three members of the social organism, will a healthy price relation of the produced goods be established as a result for economic life. This must be such that every worker receives for a product as much in return as is necessary to satisfy all the needs of himself and the persons belonging to him, until he has again produced a product of the same labor. Such a relation of prices cannot be established by official determination, but must result from the living interaction of the associations active in the social organism. But it will arise if the interaction is based on the healthy interaction of the three organizational elements. It must occur with the same certainty as a stable bridge must occur when it is built according to the right mathematical and mechanical laws. But no one will make such an objection who is able to recognize how, in the exposition of this book, social life is thought to be based on living and not mathematical laws.

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