A Socialism of Sorts.

Focuses on the state of economy in Yugoslavia. View that the country resembles a primitive caricature of laissez-faire capitalism; View that whatever socialism inheres in this nation resides in the property relationships that have been guaranteed in law; Report that private ownership of the means of production is restricted to enterprises with five employees; Report that there are no handouts, either in welfare or unemployment insurance, except for the disabled and the aged; Information on the economic system of the country; Increase in the per capita incomes, in real and purchasing power terms; Political history of the country; Account of economic performance of the country; View that the dangers to the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia are from within, in its ethnic and economic divisions, and from without, in the jealous animosity of the Soviet Union.