The Revolution in Science and Technology and the Shaping of Rational Needs in the Individual Under the Conditions of Developed Socialist Society

Russian Studies in Philosophy 15 (1):39-42 (1976)
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Abstract

Socialist society is a society whose basic economic law and goal is the fullest possible satisfaction of human needs. Proceeding from this, the Twenty-fourth Congress of the CPSU set a course for a more profound turn in the economy toward solution of the various tasks related to improving the well-being of Soviet people, not only for the five-year plan period but also as the general orientation of the economic development of the country for the long term

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