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Poglądy ekonomiczne socjalistów francuskich (1956 - 1962)

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Piątkowski W., Uniwersytet Łódzki Z. H. M. E. i. H. G.

Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Oeconomica

1982

vol. 22

The basic source of materials for this analysis was provided by „La Revue Socialiste" (theoretical organ of the French Section of the International Socialist Movement) presenting not only publicistic materials but also articles prepared by the Group of Doctrinal Studies (Groupe d'Etudes Doctrinales), and programme enunciations. The author discusses different trends in the discussion on the doctrine of the French Section of the International Socialist Movement to confront them next with draft projects of programmes for 1959— 1960 and with the fundamental programme from 1962. These comparisons are supplemented by a brief analysis of the Declaration of Principles of the French Section of the International Socialist Movement from 1946. The article deals mainly with the programme assumptions of the French socialists (the positive idea of socialism) and their views on developmental trends of the capitalist system in the contemporary era. Its final fragments are devoted to the discussion of the French socialists opinions on economic structures of the really existing socialism and on the international economic relations as a factor of the socialism development on the world scale.

Stosunek polskich ekonomistów liberalnych okresu międzywojennego do interwencjonizmu państwowego

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Godłów-Legiędź J., Uniwersytet Łódzki Z. H. M. E. i. H. G.

Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Oeconomica

1983

vol. 27

In the inter-war period the traditions of the liberal economy were dominating in the Polish bourgeois economic thought. However, the Polish liberal concepts were considerably differentiated. This differentiation was directly expressed in postulates concerning the scope of the state intervention in the economic life. Adam Krzyżanowski and Adam Heydel voice their views conforming to the spirit of the 19th century liberalism that any state intervention distorts the market parameters providing a basis for allocation decisions, and consequently leads to disturbances in the free-competition mechanism, which ensures maximum profit and social welfare. Władysław Zawadzki and Edward Taylor, adherents of moderate liberalism, taking into account the monopolization process and perceiving complexity of economic processes, admit simultaneously the necessity of restricting the economic freedom and expanding the state intervention. On the other hand, Ferdynand Zweig's concept is of a pronounced neo-liberal character. Zweig represents a trend in liberalism often referred to as social or democratic liberalism and postulates quite radical social reforms admitting a considerable scope of the interventionist policy.

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2 Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Oeconomica

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1 Piątkowski W.

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Poglądy ekonomiczne socjalistów francuskich (1956 - 1962)

Stosunek polskich ekonomistów liberalnych okresu międzywojennego do interwencjonizmu państwowego