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Totalitarianism The Party and its Tools Control of the Economy

Introduction to Control of the Economy

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Control of the Economy

Totalitarianism The Party and its Tools Control of the Economy

Introduction to Control of the Economy

The centrally controlled economy enables the totalitarian dictatorship to exploit its population for
foreign conquest and world revolution. For example, all resources can be concentrated on a single
important military project. The totalitarian type of economy enables the dictator to control the
workers and make them dependent on the government. Without a work permit none can work.
Work permits may be withdrawn for offenses such as objecting to foul working conditions. ” (1)

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