MUTUALISM

Question 1

Mutualism was proposed as an alternative to what

Answer 1

Capitalist and socialist forms of economic organisation

Question 2

What did mutualism believe private property in capitalism was

Answer 2

A relationship on domination, where the owner dominates the worker paying low wages that don’t reflect their labour

Question 3

What was private property to be replaced by

Answer 3

Possessions. These involve the right to ownership based on use - the tools that you use for work

Question 4

There would be individual ownership of what

Answer 4

Farmland and small-scale production

Question 5

What would large-scale production be achieved by

Answer 5

By cooperatives - voluntary organisations ran and owned by the workings

Question 6

Was could commodities be used for

Answer 6

Small and large scale productions could have their commodities exchanged based on the amount of labour that went into making the commodity - this makes it fair and equal

Question 7

what would the individual keep

Answer 7

the “fruits of their labour”

Question 8

What would cooperatives form

Answer 8

Voluntary federations to support each other with mutual aid and support

Question 9

What type of strategy is mutualism

Answer 9

Reformist

Question 10

What was the idea of mutualism

Answer 10

The new basis for society would be built within the existing state, eventually replacing the state and capitalism