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private property
Private property, part of Capitalism, the basis for Capitalism, and opposed to communism, is cataloged as a concept.
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- Wikidata ↗Q555911
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- Wikipedia ↗Private property
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- Adam Smith, An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations (1776)Tier Ipart of Capitalism · source1
- Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, Manifesto of the Communist Party (1848)Tier Iopposed to communism · source1
- Wikidata Q6206 — CapitalismTier IIbasis for Capitalism · data source1
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basis for
- Capitalism— Wikidata P144: Q6206 -> Q555911, read as derived_fromIIwikidata P144 ↗
opposed to
- communism— The Manifesto states it in one sentence: the theory of the Communists may be summed up as the abolition of private property. THIS is the edge that makes the cluster citable (S8).I
part of
- Capitalism— Private property is constitutive of the system Smith describes (S6).I
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