Educational Sociology
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Therefore men need not only livelihoods but also hobbies and amusements.
The wage-earnings of workers have but little to do with their productive values. Here as everywhere custom and demand control. High wages mean that either the work OCCUPATION 307 is unpleasant and men must be bribed to do it; or else that only a few persons relative to the demand are compe- tent to perform it. Low wages show a large supply of labor of the kind ; or that the psychic income from its per- formance is so large... that the workers neglect the financial aspect; or else that perhaps in but recent times, the work has been done gratis, or by slaves. The variations of wage- returns in different lines seem immense, even unreasonable ; but they are as nothing compared with the variations in the incomes of business men.
All established societal institutions pay but low wages compared with those of the free industries ; this accounts for the small salaries of government employes, of teachers, and of preachers.
The influences of occupations upon those who follow them long are very great, physically, mentally and morally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore men need not only livelihoods but also hobbies and amusements.
The wage-earnings of workers have but little to do with their productive values. Here as everywhere custom and demand control. High wages mean that either the work OCCUPATION 307 is unpleasant and men must be bribed to do it; or else that only a few persons relative to the demand are compe- tent to perform it. Low wages show a large supply of labor of the kind ; or that the psychic income from its per- formance is so large... that the workers neglect the financial aspect; or else that perhaps in but recent times, the work has been done gratis, or by slaves. The variations of wage- returns in different lines seem immense, even unreasonable ; but they are as nothing compared with the variations in the incomes of business men.
All established societal institutions pay but low wages compared with those of the free industries ; this accounts for the small salaries of government employes, of teachers, and of preachers.
The influences of occupations upon those who follow them long are very great, physically, mentally and morally.
What to read after Educational Sociology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Estabrook Chancellor to read onlineMoreLess
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