Definitions
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- noun An advocate of
producerism .
Etymologies
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Examples
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(For the time being, I'll use the term producerist instead of participatory, because I feel it has a more dynamic flavor to it.) > > Producerist disciples are not respectors of persons.
futuristguy 2008
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(For the time being, I'll use the term producerist instead of participatory, because I feel it has a more dynamic flavor to it.) > > Producerist disciples are not respectors of persons.
futuristguy 2008
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(For the time being, I'll use the term producerist instead of participatory, because I feel it has a more dynamic flavor to it.) > > Producerist disciples are not respectors of persons.
futuristguy 2008
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(For the time being, I'll use the term producerist instead of participatory, because I feel it has a more dynamic flavor to it.) > > Producerist disciples are not respectors of persons.
futuristguy 2008
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(For the time being, I'll use the term producerist instead of participatory, because I feel it has a more dynamic flavor to it.) > > Producerist disciples are not respectors of persons.
futuristguy 2008
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(For the time being, I'll use the term producerist instead of participatory, because I feel it has a more dynamic flavor to it.) > > Producerist disciples are not respectors of persons.
futuristguy 2008
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(For the time being, I'll use the term producerist instead of participatory, because I feel it has a more dynamic flavor to it.) > > Producerist disciples are not respectors of persons.
futuristguy 2008
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This enabled them to express their anti-elitist or populist "producerist" values of self-discipline, honesty, frugality, and industry; they denounced greed, and sought an interdependent common good.
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This enabled them to express their anti-elitist or populist "producerist" values of self-discipline, honesty, frugality, and industry; they denounced greed, and sought an interdependent common good.
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"producerist" order preceded the current structure, and though it had faults, it had a much stronger record on poverty, job stability, inequality, median income, and even economic growth and productivity.
Inclusionist Matt Lewis 2008
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