Sentence examples for productive forces for from inspiring English sources

Marx thought that no social order ever perishes before all the productive forces for which there is room in it have developed.

The importance of mineral resources for the development of productive forces of the region under consideration, and for Russia in general, and the degree of ecological danger from mining production systems are characterized.

It is rather, only a concomitant of the secular productive forces of history…" (SW 3, 146; 146).

The congress looks set to enshrine a change to its constitution which lays down that the party exists to represent not just the proletariat but also the "advanced productive forces"—Communist jargon for capitalists.

Chairman Mao, who led China from 1949 until his death in 1976, regarded a fast-growing population as a productive force necessary for China to become a great power.

According to this, the party stands for "advanced productive forces, advanced Chinese culture and the fundamental interests of the majority".

Cohen accounts for the evolution of productive forces by appealing to the rational character of human beings: when an opportunity presents itself to adopt a more productive technology that will diminish the burden of labour, human beings will tend to take it.

"The productive forces are starting up again, production is recovering," Mr Moscovici told French radio.

There was still some of the jargon of old, that the party must "continue to liberate our way of thinking... further unleash and develop the productive forces... and steadfastly take the road of prosperity for all".

It seems plausible that human productive power develops over time, and plausible too that economic structures exist for as long as they develop the productive forces, but will be replaced when they are no longer capable of doing this.

The problem is that we can ask what it is that makes it the case that an economic structure will only persist for as long as it develops the productive forces.