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PROPIT AND LOSS. miVATE PROPERTY. AND CAPITALISM<br />

do noc c\vmgie their mecbodi of production in tunc they air thiown out<br />

ot thrir ponciom as owner&. emirprmcun. capitalists, and shtitcd <strong>to</strong><br />

pHitiom in which they no longer have c nucpicneunal and capitaUsoc<br />

flnctiom. Therefore, the meaning of pnvace ownership in the capitalisoc<br />

s) \(em IS ennrdy different <strong>from</strong> the meaning of pnvaie ownership in the<br />

feudal system.<br />

('ntics of pnvaie ownership air still Innng menially in the Middle Ages<br />

(bkr criucs of intrrrsc and crrdtiors). The>- don't rrali/e ihai the ituriet<br />

drtcrmines every day «i^ should own what uui haw much he should<br />

oivii The market gives ownership <strong>to</strong> those people who are best fitted <strong>to</strong><br />

usr the meam of production for the brsi poMihle utisfjction o( the need*<br />

ol the consumers Therefore it is noc correct <strong>to</strong> cntKt/r the instiiututm of<br />

private piopert>' by citing conditions as the>' existed in the earl> da>'% under<br />

feudal conditiom. under absolute kings<br />

As Prtsideni Franklin Koosesrh |lfW3-l' arisfcKratic families ortginaied in the tr\mtcmth centurv" Vmuc<br />

niiKlern urahh>- pe«>ple may be devendanis of vsrahln artsifxratK faini-<br />

lir^. but what has thai <strong>to</strong> do with the sttuation <strong>to</strong>dLis^ the l*ru%suit /Mfiicm<br />

were still privileged in the mneiernth cermirv and earK twmtteth ceniur>';<br />

Tfir>' could retain their property onlv because the wh(4e 4pparatu% tH the<br />

I<br />

iperul gosrrnmeni was glad <strong>to</strong> prrsersr thetn. <strong>to</strong> prvxrct thriii. and <strong>to</strong><br />

rrsrnt consumers frtnn putting persons in their places who wrrr better<br />

( quipped <strong>to</strong> servT cofuumers<br />

We must realire that cstts- Kosmtmental titcauire that kmrrk the<br />

amount of profit succesisful enterprises tan make or whuh taun awa\ tlieir<br />

profits IS a measure that urakem the inllueme ot the ctMtsumerk osrr<br />

pnxlucers. For example, the great industrial fttrtuno of the nineteenth<br />

t cniur>' wrrr acquired b\' succensf'ul tmun-atttri in tlietr business Mrnrv'<br />

lord (IMiA-I^M?! started with alnum nothing, hr ttudc rnofituntt pmfits<br />

which were plossrd back in hn enterprise, in tht» was osxt a citttiparaiisrly<br />

vhort time he desrloped one oi the biggeu fonunes o( the Untied States.<br />

The mult ss-as that something quite new happened, nuw pn>duction of<br />

I pA pmKnm wboir ham thrwft n. not tiui dir »>i at Irrr mirrprnc lur pfa6i h»<br />

faUcd in ihn fencnacm. but dui n h» no* >«i bcm cord ~ f I ) KuiMc%rli. » qucMrd tn<br />

( hjpirr I. Fnrdnch A Hjsrk. TV HaW u> SniAmm {i'ht^tfn Unnmm t^ lliuafp<br />

1944).plO.—Ea.|

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