Full text of Fundamental Principles of Communist Production and Distribution, Collective work of the Group of International Communists of Holland (GIK), 1930
We do not agree with its prescription of the use of labour vouchers, but reproduce this text for reference. For an alternative we recommend reading A world without money: communism.
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Worth reading the critical discussion of this in David Adams' related text mentioned above.