Economics
Economics
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Who is the chief loser?
9. Do manufacturers cause child labor?
10. Are parents responsible for child labor?
11. To what extent are the children themselves responsible?
12. What attitude should society take toward the child-labor question?
13. Outline the economic effects of child labor on the community.
CHAPTER XIX WOMEN WHO WORK In 1900 there were about 5, 000, 000 women working in gainful occupations in the United States. Forty years ago, women were a negligible quantity in most industries. I...n 1900 one sixth of those gainfully employed were women, and there was no important branch of industry in which they were not engaged.
The effects of the entrance of women into industry have been variously estimated, but the causes are obvious. In the first place, the development of modern industry has per- mitted a minute subdivision of labor which gives each person in an industry a very small and definite operation to perform. For example, a girl may paste corners on paper boxes, or watch a spinning frame to see that the threads do not break.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who is the chief loser?
9. Do manufacturers cause child labor?
10. Are parents responsible for child labor?
11. To what extent are the children themselves responsible?
12. What attitude should society take toward the child-labor question?
13. Outline the economic effects of child labor on the community.
CHAPTER XIX WOMEN WHO WORK In 1900 there were about 5, 000, 000 women working in gainful occupations in the United States. Forty years ago, women were a negligible quantity in most industries. I...n 1900 one sixth of those gainfully employed were women, and there was no important branch of industry in which they were not engaged.
The effects of the entrance of women into industry have been variously estimated, but the causes are obvious. In the first place, the development of modern industry has per- mitted a minute subdivision of labor which gives each person in an industry a very small and definite operation to perform. For example, a girl may paste corners on paper boxes, or watch a spinning frame to see that the threads do not break.
What to read after Economics?
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