To make these rights possible and enforceable by law requires that prices remain high enough to pay for them and that the purchasing power of every individual be protected by government as investor of last resort to produce and distribute the material component of the rights.
To make these rights possible requires that prices remain high enough for wages to pay for them. Either way, the purchasing power of individuals would have to be protected by government--if government (as investor of last resort) assumes the responsibility to produce and distribute the material component of the rights.