In His Principles of Political Economy, J

question 60

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In his Principles of Political Economy, J.S. Mill argued for the desirability of breaking down the sharp and hostile division between the producers or workers, on the one hand, and the capitalists or owners, on the other hand.

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Social Power

refers to the capacity of individuals or groups to influence or control the actions, beliefs, or behaviors of others within a social context.

Future

The time or period that comes after the present, often considered in terms of expected or anticipated events, trends, or advancements.

Dissenters

Individuals who express disagreement or divergent views, especially from prevailing thoughts or policies.

Ethical Use

The application of moral principles to ensure fairness, integrity, and respect in the use of resources, information, or power.