Examples of using Development of the productive forces in English and their translations into Swedish
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Without sufficient development of the productive forces- of industry
That a new and momentous development of the productive forces- leading in the long run to a broader development of the“social individual,” i.e., of human freedom- was
because it presupposes universal development of the productive forces and world trade linked with it.
favouring the adaptation of production relationships to the level of development of the productive forces.
Buhl pointed out the contradiction into which capitalist society fails, thanks to the development of the productive forces, it does not yet follow that he adopted the point of view of Marx.
He identifies this phase as particular step in the life of a mode of production-“Beyond a certain point”- when the social relations of production become an obstacle for the development of the productive forces-“the relation of capital becomes a barrier to the development of the productive forces of labour”.
centralized national states in order to create a broader arena for the development of the productive forces, so, in the same way, the artificially divided national states have to give way to the federation of states.
thus hampered the growth of the population and the development of the productive forces.
revolutions in our epoch result not from conjunctural crises but from the contradictions between the development of the productive forces on the one hand and the bourgeois characteristic of national boundaries on the other carried to their climax.
under the influence of the development of the productive forces, in consequence of changes in economic relations.
revolutions in our epochs result not from conjunctural crises but from the contradictions between the development of the productive forces on the one hand and the national boundaries of the bourgeois state on the other, carried to their ultimate conclusion.
of the fundamental contradiction:">on the one hand, unrestricted development of the productive forces and increase of wealth which,
further development of capital, that it presupposes a certain given historical development of the productive forces on one side- science too[is]
given a certain level in the development of the productive forces, the spontaneous distribution of economic resources among the various branches of production through the law of value(i.e. by deviations from the average rate of profit and by subsequent corrections through inflow
hence the universal development of the productive forces, the constant overthrow of its prevailing presuppositions, as the presupposition of its reproduction.
laid the basis for a vast development of the productive forces, science and technology.
capitalism as a whole acts as a brake upon the development of the productive forces, engendering an extreme instability in social and international relations.