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Proudhon delves deeply into the various economic contradictions under the capitalist system, such as the opposition between labor and capital, and production and consumption. He argues that these contradictions are the primary cause of societal poverty. The book also elucidates his anarchist thoughts, emphasizing the importance of individual freedom and social justice. Proudhon advocates for resolving social problems through the principle of mutualism, which he sees as an effective way to achieve a fair society. This book not only reflects the social conditions of 19th-century France but also provides important intellectual resources for later social theorists.