V. I.   Lenin

NOTEBOOK “γ”

(“GAMMA”)

3. III. Founder’s profit and profit from stock issues
   • Reconstruction
   • Urban land holdings
   • Banks and the government
   • Statistics of issues
6. VI.
   • 1. Supan. % % 1876. Idem 1900.
   • 2. Morris.
   • 3. Table.
   • 3 bis: “dependent countries”.
   • 4. Colonies, formerly and now
     {{ exports—sale
     {{ raw materials
     {{ suppression of industry.
8. VIII.
   1. 1. The rentier state.
    
   2. 2. Hobson 9 and 10 [409–10 and 410–11] (income from capital investment: λ 21 [448-49].
   3. 3. Hobson 30 and 46–48 [423–24 and 434–36]. Prospects.
   4. 4. λ 28. 29. [453–54. 455–56]. λ 24–25 [451-53].
   5. 4 bis. Foreign capital.
   6. 5. Decrease in the percentage of productive workers.
   7. 6. Engels and Marx on British workers.
      300,000 Spanish workers in France.
      La Bataille (June 1916).
9. IX. Critique of imperialism.
   1. 1. Critique = ideas in general.
   2. 2. Apologists. (“Fabians.”)
   3. 3. Petty-bourgeois democrats.
   4. 4. Kautsky versus Hobson (K. Kautsky and Spectator. N.B.)
   5. 5. Forward or back?
   6. 6. Free competition versus customs duties, dumping, etc.
   7. 7. Exports to dependent countries.
   8. 8. Ultra- or inter-imperialism?
   9. 9. Political features of imperialism (diplomacy).
      {{ reaction }}
      {{ national oppression }}
10. X.
    1. I. Imperialism is monopoly capitalism.

       {{	(a) Trusts	(1) Trusts
       	(b) banks	(2) seizure of raw materials
       	(c) division of the world	(3) banks
       		(4) division of the world

    2. II. Imperialism is parasitic or decaying capitalism.
       1. (1) bourgeoisie, republican and monarchical? America and Japan?
       2. (2) opportunism.
          {{ the struggle against imperialism without breaking with and combating opportunism is deception.
    3. III. Imperialism is transitional or moribund capitalism.

1. I. and 1-4.——
2. II. — and (1) + (2).“Optimism” about opportunism.——
 
3. III. Interlocking versus socialisation.

Saint-Simon and Marx.—Riesser on rate of growth.—Transition to what? (β 84 [166–69] already mentioned). Taylor to come here?

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