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The Ownership Theory of Marx's and Reunderstanding Public Ownership

Jiguang Li

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The ownership concept of Marx's is property ownership,whose basic content is to own production condition,production and products.To correctly understand the ownership theory of Marx's has important significance for us to judge the nature of ownership and to design the ownership struction of socialist society and the realization form of public ownership.

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The ownership concept of Marx's is property ownership,whose basic content is to own production condition,production and products.To correctly understand the ownership theory of Marx's has important significance for us to judge the nature of ownership and to design the ownership struction of socialist society and the realization form of public ownership.

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The ownership concept of Marx's is property ownership,whose basic content is to own production condition,production and products.To correctly understand the ownership theory of Marx's has important significance for us to judge the nature of ownership and to design the ownership struction of socialist society and the realization form of public ownership.

Key concepts: Public ownership, Production (economics), Public property, Mixed economy, Realization (probability), State ownership, Law and economics, Business

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