New Ways of Thinking.  utilitarianism  socialism  means of production  communism  proletariat  social democracy.

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New Ways of Thinking

 utilitarianism  socialism  means of production  communism  proletariat  social democracy

I. Laissez-faire economics A. Adam Smith and free enterprise II. Malthus holds bleak view A. Thomas Malthus predicted that population would outpace food supply B. David Ricardo shares view

Utilitarians for Limited Government 1. What did John Stuart Mill see as the proper role of government? Socialist Thought Emerges 2. What did early socialist believe? Karl Marx Explains Class Struggle 3. What did Karl Marx predict was the future of the proletariat? Marxism in the Future 4. How accurate did Marx’s predictions about social classes prove to be?