The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-07
BY STAIN.
(From his report TO the 10th Party
Congress held In 1930.)

0RAvS VA 40 Nt4td1 bdShWd1ullCSS,
in spite of its lack of capital, in
spite of its lack of technically ex-
perienced economic cadres, is in
state of growing economic expan-
sion and has won decisive successes
on the front of economic construc-
ton, while the foremost capitalist
countries, in spite of their album
dance of capital, their abundance of
technical personnel, and their high
er level of culture, are in state of
growing economic crisis, and are
suffering in the sphere of economic
development defeat after defeat?
The reason is the difference in
the economic systems here and I'M
der the capitalists.
The reason is the bankruptcy of
the capitalist system Of economy.
The reason is The advantages of
the Soviet system of economy over
the capitalist system.
What is the Soviet system of
economy?
The Soviet system of economy
means that:
u The power of the capitalist
class has been overthrown and has
been replaced by the power of the
working class.
q The tools and means of pro-
duction, the land, factories, works,
ETC., have been taken away from
the capitalists and handed over to
the working class and to the peas
antry.
81. The development Of produc-
ton is subordinated, not the prin-
ciple of competition and safeguard
ing Of capitalist profit. but to the
principle Of planned guidance and
systematic improvement Of the ma
Serial and cultural level Of the toll
ers.
A. The dAstTibution Of the nation
al income takes place, not in the
interests of enriching the exploit
ing classes and their numerous par
asitic hangers-on, but in the inter-
ests of Systematically raising the
material position of the workers
and peasants. and extending So
cialist production in town and
country.
81 The systematic improvement OF
the material position Of the toiIers
and the ceaseless growth Of their
requirements purchasing power>.
being constantly growing source
of the extension OF production,
guarantees the working class
against crisis of over production,
against the growth Of unemploy-
ment, etc.
g. The working class Is the mas
ter Of the country. working not for
the capitalists, but for It's own class.
What is the capitalist system of
economy?
y Power in the country belongs to
the capitalists.
q The tools and means Of pro-
duction are concentrated In the
hands of the exploiters.
81 Production Is subordinated, not
to the principle Of improving the
material position Of the toiling
masses, but to the principle of safe
guarding high capitalist profits,
~ The distribution Of the ma
tional. income takes place. not in
the interests Of improving the ma
terial position Of the toilers. nut IN
the interests of safeguarding maxi
mum profits for the exploiters.
50 Capitalist ratione 'ization and
the rapid growth of production, hav-
ing the object of safeguarding high
profits for the capitalists, come up
against the obstacle of the impov-
erished condition and the reduction
Of the material welfare Of the mil
lions of toilers, who do not always
have the possibility of satisfying
their needs even within the limits of
the extreme rninimum-whicn in
evitably creates the ground for uIl-
avoidable crises Of oyerproduction,
! growth of unemployment: