Community Civics
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We think it is only fair that a person should get some reward for the product of his intelligence or public service, but we do not favor his keeping an endless owner- ship of it.
(3) Monopolies of situation are the result of controlling the only location where the business can be carried on. A railroad company may occupy a river vallej^ or mountain pass which furnishes a route so much superior to any other that competition in that section of country is almost out of the question.
(4) Monopolies... of organization are those which are gained by bringing together into a trust or union all or most of those who are engaged in a certain business or employ- ment. That is the object for which trusts are formed. Labor unions wish to gain exactly the same control over the workijrs in an industr3'.
(5) A less dangerous kind of monopoly is known as per- Monopoly Prices 339 sonal. That occurs when an individual is the only one of his kind in a neighborhood, so that people must accept his services or go without.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We think it is only fair that a person should get some reward for the product of his intelligence or public service, but we do not favor his keeping an endless owner- ship of it.
(3) Monopolies of situation are the result of controlling the only location where the business can be carried on. A railroad company may occupy a river vallej^ or mountain pass which furnishes a route so much superior to any other that competition in that section of country is almost out of the question.
(4) Monopolies... of organization are those which are gained by bringing together into a trust or union all or most of those who are engaged in a certain business or employ- ment. That is the object for which trusts are formed. Labor unions wish to gain exactly the same control over the workijrs in an industr3'.
(5) A less dangerous kind of monopoly is known as per- Monopoly Prices 339 sonal. That occurs when an individual is the only one of his kind in a neighborhood, so that people must accept his services or go without.
What to read after Community Civics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray Osgood Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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