Essays On Socialism
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Ii. , ch. Xxi. , sec. 1) remarks that "the only person, besides the laborer and the capitalist, whose consent is necessary to production, and who can claim a share of the jjroduce as the price of that consent, is the person who, by the arrangements of society, possesses exclusive power over some natural agent ". Given a person who, by possession of the natural agents fi'om which wealth can be produced, can prevent the pro- duction of wealth by withholding the raw material, and you have a person... who can successful!}- claim part of the wealth to be produced as a condition of allowing produc- tion to take place. He gains, by virtue of his position, wealth which one less fortunately placed can only acc^uire by prolonged labor. Nay, more ; since many capitalists will compete for the raw material when it is advantageously THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT. 11 situated, he will be able to obtain an ever higher price from the most eager bidder ; as towns increase and trade develops, competition will di-ive the price up still higher ; and this ever-mouuting " rent", paid to the owner of the natural agents, will enrich the lucky possessor, however idle, ignorant, or useless he may be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ii. , ch. Xxi. , sec. 1) remarks that "the only person, besides the laborer and the capitalist, whose consent is necessary to production, and who can claim a share of the jjroduce as the price of that consent, is the person who, by the arrangements of society, possesses exclusive power over some natural agent ". Given a person who, by possession of the natural agents fi'om which wealth can be produced, can prevent the pro- duction of wealth by withholding the raw material, and you have a person... who can successful!}- claim part of the wealth to be produced as a condition of allowing produc- tion to take place. He gains, by virtue of his position, wealth which one less fortunately placed can only acc^uire by prolonged labor. Nay, more ; since many capitalists will compete for the raw material when it is advantageously THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT. 11 situated, he will be able to obtain an ever higher price from the most eager bidder ; as towns increase and trade develops, competition will di-ive the price up still higher ; and this ever-mouuting " rent", paid to the owner of the natural agents, will enrich the lucky possessor, however idle, ignorant, or useless he may be.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Besant to read onlineMoreLess
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