Freeland
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Of course, a pound more or less a year would make nodifficulty--it is a recognised principle that the salaries should be highenough to attract rather a superfluity than a lack of candidates; but whenthe number of candidates is greater than a certain ratio, the salaries arereduced, whilst a threatened lack of candidates is met by an increase ofsalaries. I will add, that it is to be taken as a matter of course that inFreeland the unsuccessful candidates are not breadless aspirants. Successor fail...ure is never therefore a question of a livelihood, but of thegratification of inclination and sometimes of vanity. A man gives up hisoffice when more profitable or more agreeable occupation attracts himelsewhere. The public officials are not paid the same salaries in all thebranches of the public service. Specially trying work, or work demandingspecial knowledge, obtains here higher profits, just as in the variousindustries. And whilst the labour-earnings of ordinary manual labour arethe measure of the salaries of the lower officials, so do the salaries ofthe various association-managers exercise a regulative influence upon thesalaries of the higher public officials.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, a pound more or less a year would make nodifficulty--it is a recognised principle that the salaries should be highenough to attract rather a superfluity than a lack of candidates; but whenthe number of candidates is greater than a certain ratio, the salaries arereduced, whilst a threatened lack of candidates is met by an increase ofsalaries. I will add, that it is to be taken as a matter of course that inFreeland the unsuccessful candidates are not breadless aspirants. Successor fail...ure is never therefore a question of a livelihood, but of thegratification of inclination and sometimes of vanity. A man gives up hisoffice when more profitable or more agreeable occupation attracts himelsewhere. The public officials are not paid the same salaries in all thebranches of the public service. Specially trying work, or work demandingspecial knowledge, obtains here higher profits, just as in the variousindustries. And whilst the labour-earnings of ordinary manual labour arethe measure of the salaries of the lower officials, so do the salaries ofthe various association-managers exercise a regulative influence upon thesalaries of the higher public officials.
What to read after Freeland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodor Hertzka to read onlineMoreLess
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