Consumers And Social Reform
Consumers And Social Reform
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But to get these purchasers he must (unless he have some sort of monopoly) offer his product at a price no higher than other manufacturers C57] CONSUMERS AND WAGE-EARNERS are willing to take for the same article. If he deviate only a few cents, the expert buyers of retail stores will know it and go elsewhere. There is a constant demand for cheapness, a universal eagerness to "get your money's worth"; and factories and retail firms must meet it, or see their trade taken away by com- petitors. Th...e intense desire of individual buy- ers for minute savings of a cent here or a frac- tion of a cent there, becomes, in the aggregate, an irresistible Demand with a capital D, "a blood-power stronger than steam, " compelling the retailer (who in his turn reacts upon the manufacturer) to sell cheap. "The phenomena of sweating are a standing warning against the dangers that are inherent in unregulated com- petition. . . . The underlying cause of the evil, " affirms a noted English economist, "is certainly to be found in the indiscriminate pref- erence of the public for that which is low- priced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But to get these purchasers he must (unless he have some sort of monopoly) offer his product at a price no higher than other manufacturers C57] CONSUMERS AND WAGE-EARNERS are willing to take for the same article. If he deviate only a few cents, the expert buyers of retail stores will know it and go elsewhere. There is a constant demand for cheapness, a universal eagerness to "get your money's worth"; and factories and retail firms must meet it, or see their trade taken away by com- petitors. Th...e intense desire of individual buy- ers for minute savings of a cent here or a frac- tion of a cent there, becomes, in the aggregate, an irresistible Demand with a capital D, "a blood-power stronger than steam, " compelling the retailer (who in his turn reacts upon the manufacturer) to sell cheap. "The phenomena of sweating are a standing warning against the dangers that are inherent in unregulated com- petition. . . . The underlying cause of the evil, " affirms a noted English economist, "is certainly to be found in the indiscriminate pref- erence of the public for that which is low- priced.
What to read after Consumers And Social Reform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Elliot John Elliot Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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