Примери за използване на Large-scale industry на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Machinery and large-scale industry.
Large-scale industry concentrates in one place a crowd of people unknown to one another.
We can assume that,for the most important branches of large-scale industry, this life cycle is on average ten years.
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The first argument runs as follows:"Large-scale industry concentrates in one place a crowd of people unknown to one another.
A general prohibition of child labor is incompatible with the existence of large-scale industry and hence an empty, pious wish.
The development of large-scale industry undermines, from under the feet of the bourgeoisie, the very ground upon which it established its system of production and appropriation.
First of all, it is noteworthy that of late the Manifestohas become an index, as it were, of the development of large-scale industry on the European continent.
Large-scale industry created in the steam-engine and other machines- the means of endlessly expanding industrial production in a short time and at low cost.
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Large-scale industry, already by creating the world market, has so linked up all the peoples of the earth, and especially the civilised peoples, that each people is dependent on what happens to another.
Free competition is necessary for the establishment of large-scale industry, since it is the only state of society in which large-scale industry can develop.
Large-scale industry, by the fact that it created the world market, has so interconnected all the peoples of the globe, especially the civilized peoples, that each of them depends on what happens to the other.”.
As soon as the working class, stunned at first by the noise and turmoil of the new system of production, had recovered its senses to some extent, it began to offer resistance, first of all in England,the native land of large-scale industry(…).
Second, wherever large-scale industry displaced manufacture, the industrial revolution developed the bourgeoisie, its wealth and its power to the highest degree and made it the first class in the country.
As soon as the working class, stunned at first by the noise and turmoil of the new system of production, had recovered its senses to some extent, it began to offer resistance,first of all in England, the native land of large-scale industry(…).
In a regime of large-scale industry or of free competition-- as we shall see, the two come to the same thing-- the price of a commodity is on the average always equal to the costs of production.
The first category consists of adherents of a feudal and patriarchal society which has already been andis still daily being destroyed by large-scale industry and world trade and their creation, bourgeois society.
But for the first stages of development of large-scale industry, no other form of property but private property was possible- no other order of society than one based upon private property.
This is how it has come about that in the civilized countries almost all kinds of labour are performed in factories, and that in almost all branches handicraft andmanufacture have been superseded by large-scale industry.
The simple restoration of capitalism is impossible,if only for the reason that the proletariat is in power, that large-scale industry is in the hands of the proletariat, and that transport and credit are in the possession of the proletarian state.
Further, in all civilized countries large-scale industry has so leveled social development that in all these countries the bourgeoisie and the proletariat have become the two decisive classes of society and the struggle between them the main struggle of the day.
On the other hand, the proletariat is revolutionary relative to the bourgeoisie because,having itself grown up on the basis of large-scale industry, it strives to strip off from production the capitalist character that the bourgeoisie seeks to perpetuate.
It thus appears that the very qualities of large-scale industry which in present-day society produce all the misery and all the commercial crises are those which under a different social organization will abolish this misery and these catastrophic fluctuations.
On the other hand the proletariat is revolutionary in relation to the bourgeoisie because it has itself sprung up on the ground of large-scale industry; it is struggling to divest production of its capitalist character, which the bourgeoisie seeks to perpetuate.
It is large-scale industry, too, that thus finally conquers the domestic market for capital, puts an end to the small-scale production and natural economy of the self-sufficient peasant family, and places the entire nation in service of capital.
Answer: Above all, through society's taking out of the hands of the private capitalists the use of all the productive forces and means of communication as well as th exchange and distribution of products and managing them according to a plan corresponding to the means available and the needs of the whole society,all the evil consequences of the present running of large-scale industry will be done away with.
In proportion as large-scale industry expands in a given country, the demand grows among the workers of that country for enlightenment regarding their position as the working class in relation to the possessing classes, the socialist movement spreads among them and the demand for the Manifesto increases.
However terrible anddisgusting the dissolution of the old family ties within the capitalist system may appear, large-scale industry, by assigning an important part in socially organized processes of production, outside the sphere of the domestic economy, to women, young persons and children of both sexes, does nevertheless create a new economic foundation for a higher form of the family and of relations between the sexes.
Second, that large-scale industry and the limitless expansion of production which it makes possible bring within the range of feasibility a social order in which so much of all the necessaries of life is produced that every member of society is enabled to develop and to apply all his powers and faculties in complete freedom.