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Humanism in Hints
Then we need to form all the time open work market for every work post in the public owned companies. The best available worker will get any job any time. Such a work competition will create a much higher economic productivity than capitalism, so that private companies will be forced to join the new system. This measure will require a special regulation that will ensure responsibility and stability in the production process. It will be necessary to realize much more security to the people than we have today and that is the reason each man will have to receive some income. The new united company will develop production of goods by following the orders of the consumers, which will form the most stable, democratically planned economy. Besides that, the society will need to keep a record of convenient productive and inconvenient destructive performances of free individuals in society. The evaluations of individual’s performances will be democratically standardized and then they will be automatically applied wherever they are needed. The results of such evaluations will be registered in the scale of value we may call the total value of productive power of man. The productive power of man should become one of the greatest values in society. This can be achieved for example, by giving each man a democratic voting power in society and personal income for work performed in the public companies proportionately to the value of his productive power. In that way the productive orientation of individuals will be strongly stimulated and the unacceptable behaviour in society will be suppressed. The development of such a system will finally create a harmonious and good society with happy individuals. If you are interested in this short description of my book “The Humanism” I recommend you reading two wider descriptions of the book, each in five pages, which will give you more information. The first description is more theoretical and you may get it here, the second more practical description you may find here. Aleksandar Šarović
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May 22, 2008
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