Examples of using Non-basic needs in English and their translations into Greek
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The“basic needs” sector functions on the basis of the communist principle“from each according to ability to each according to need,” whereas the“non-basic needs” sector is assumed to function on the basis of an artificial“market” that balances demand
Remuneration is according to need for basic needs, and according to effort for non-basic needs.
Remuneration is according to need, as far as basic needs is concerned, and according to effort for non-basic needs.
The distinction between basic and non-basic needs is introduced here because each sector is assumed to function on a different principle.
Therefore, the distinction between basic and non-basic needs is introduced here because each sector is assumed to function on a different principle.
It is clear that the Parecon principle‘rewarding according to effort' is only right when we refer to work for non-basic needs.
the distinction between basic and non-basic needs, it is clear that the rhetoric about freedom of choice in the West is empty.
The idea explored here involves the combination of a democratic planning process with a system of vouchers that could be used for the satisfaction of basic and non-basic needs.
This, on top of the fact that it does not make any distinction between basic needs and non-basic needs, implies that Parecon cannot secure self management for either workers or consumers.
Regarding the meaning of needs he makes a distinction between basic and non-basic needs and a similar one between needs
a distinction is drawn between basic and non-basic needs and a similar one between needs and‘satisfiers'(the form
a distinction is introduced between basic and non-basic needs and a similar one between needs and‘satisfiers'(the form
the use of vouchers for the satisfaction of basic and non-basic needs not only meets the spontaneity requirements
In contrast, the ID proposal aims at the full satisfaction of citizens' basic and non-basic needs and the parallel meeting of their real desires as regards the kind of work they wish to do,
of not distinguishing between basic and non-basic needs is that Parecon ends up with a system where each citizen's consumption,
does not make any distinction between basic needs, which obviously have to be met in full, and non-basic needs, which in a democratic society have to be left to the citizen's freedom of choice.
the satisfaction of the basic needs of the community and those non-basic needs for which members of the community express a desire and are willing to
precipitated its actual collapse) and is ineffective in covering non-basic needs, but it is also highly undemocratic.
This means that the crucial issues related to the allocation of scarce resources in a new society which will meet the basic and non-basic needs of all citizens have to be dealt with,
in a framework of freedom of choice, and those non-basic needs for which members of the community express a desire and are willing to work extra for.