The Economic Foundations of Fascism

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"Even the most superficial readers of the popular Press know today that Communism means the public ownership of the means of production. Fascism, on the other hand, Is still regarded principally as a political movement; The economic implications of the term are generally ignored. the meaning of the term ''corporate state' is unkown even to people whose general intelligence and special knowledge of foreign affairs and of economics is well above the average." -Paul Einzig PREFACE CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTORY II. THE ITALIAN EXPEKIMENT III. THE CORPORATE STATE IV. PRODUCTION IN FASCIST ITALY V. PUBLIC WORKS AS AN ECONOMIC FACTOR VI. INDUSTRIAL PEACE VII. DISTRIBUTION IN THE FASCIST STATE VIII. MONETARY POLICY IX. BANKING IN THE FASCIST STATE X. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF THE FASCIST STATE XI. FASCISM AND SOCIALISM XII. THE CRISIS AND THE WAY OUT XIII. THE FUTURE OF FASCISM APPENDIX I. THE CHARTER OF LABOUR APPENDIX II. THE ANTI-STEIKE LAW