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100 _aGunn, Christopher
245 _aMarkets against economic democracy
260 _c2000
300 _ap.448-60
362 _aSep
520 _aRenewed reliance on markets has made it more difficult for democratic institutions of production to survive. The impact of diminished market mediation is illustrated by the cases of the plywood cooperatives in the United States and the Mondragon cooperatives in Spain. New property relations and institutions that are more supportive of economic democracy are essential if market transmission of the norms of capitalism are to be overcome. - Reproduced
650 _aMarket economy
773 _aReview of Radical Political Economics
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