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PROFIT AND LOSS. PRIVATE PROPERTY. AND CAPITALISM
be idd as scrap tiDa and nrw machines subsanitcd. It dq>cnds upon the
supenonty of the new machines. Unle« it » unpossiblc tor the old faaorv'
to make any surplus o«^er currrnf expenses, ii would be a u-aste. not only
both from the pomt of view of the individual factory oM-ner but also from
the point of view of a sociahsoc «y%tem that had to deal unth the same
thinK.The problem » similar to thai of a man u-ho must choose bet>Kren
buying a new lypewnier or a new lelestsion set because bener ones ha\tr
iMiw been invmted. or buyiitK something else that he doesn't hasr at all.
Juit at not everybod>' will throw »wiy hit old ryprwkTiter or hi* car when
4 new model appears. «o wiU a buuncsuiun hasr to make umilar decmom
Ml busincM While in the household prrct«e cakubtiom are ruH needed, in
InisineM these dectsiom are made on the basis of more careful calculatiom
The capital et|utpmeni thai makes up the sMralth tA our agr and that
jIu) makes one country richer a% agumi poorer countnet t% einKHlied in
« jpital g(M»d% created in the paa bs' our ancctiivr^. tn created b\ ourvKr*
itiulcr ditirreni tediniial londitiom and (or ditfrtrnt purpcnet if %sr want
individual
case we ha\r to nuke a decision betv^ren continuing in the old was-*, in
»pite of the fac-t that ur mm' kiMm- better, at renouncing the old waN** lor
some cHher empUninent of" adchtumal cjptul gixtd* which \*r now
consider mote iinporunt
In ansurr to the lechncKrais. *i*r sa\- *(*r are ium rich enough lo *crap
ever>thmg that wa* built in the past. IVrhap* it uould be better to have the
industrial centers some>%*herr ehe than where the\- v^rre built in the past.
But thb transfer, this shifting. » a srrv slov* proces* It depend* on the