Economic Civics
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When our forefathers first came here the land was fertile, the forests were plentiful, and fish could be caught in huge quantities. Many things could be had just for the taking.
Now all this has changed. Much of the land in our eastern states is worn out. Our forests have been cut down ruth- lessly and some of our fisheries have been almost destroyed. As our natural resources have diminished, they have become 244 Making Living Conditions Better 245 more and more valuable. So whatever part of th...e cost of things is due to the raw material needed in making them has much increased.
Besides, the man who owns the land where some huge factory is erected naturally demands some returns for its use. This, too, must be added to the cost of the article pro- duced. The same man may own both the land and the fac- tory, but he wants returns from his investment in both. So we can easily see that land is an important factor.
Unprofitable Transportation. A poor road, a badly constructed wagon, and slow motive power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When our forefathers first came here the land was fertile, the forests were plentiful, and fish could be caught in huge quantities. Many things could be had just for the taking.
Now all this has changed. Much of the land in our eastern states is worn out. Our forests have been cut down ruth- lessly and some of our fisheries have been almost destroyed. As our natural resources have diminished, they have become 244 Making Living Conditions Better 245 more and more valuable. So whatever part of th...e cost of things is due to the raw material needed in making them has much increased.
Besides, the man who owns the land where some huge factory is erected naturally demands some returns for its use. This, too, must be added to the cost of the article pro- duced. The same man may own both the land and the fac- tory, but he wants returns from his investment in both. So we can easily see that land is an important factor.
Unprofitable Transportation. A poor road, a badly constructed wagon, and slow motive power.
What to read after Economic 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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