So naked is Wilson's attempt to solve the problems of British capitalism - at the expense of the workers and especially the poorly paid - by entering the Common Market, that even a section of the right wing has come out in opposition, This is to be both welcomed and carefully considered, The fact that a man like Jay can be the spokesman for opposition to Britain's entry is proof that a socialist answer to the Common Market discussion is vital, Mere opposition can be chauvinistic and retrograde, Opposition must be based on the eventual forming of a socialist united states of Europe and for unity of the European working class now. Advertising in The Week: We have had many indications from advertisers that for its cost advertising in the Week is probably one of the most fruitful fields for getting pamphlets and journals sold, Advertising rates are available on application from 8, Roland Gardens, London S.W. 7.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 7, No. 8, 23 February 1967
The Market and Labour
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