Is Plenty Too Much for the Common People the Hottest Question That Ever Stung a
Is Plenty Too Much for the Common People the Hottest Question That Ever Stung a
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Putnam's Sons.
179- Do you know that labor-cost is the most flexible, most easily beaten down? A study by the Standard Statistics Com- pany, a conservative but accurate concern, reports labor costs in many industries. For example: the labor cost in sugar refining is 3. 7% of the total wholesale price.
in automobiles, 9. 1%, in iron and steel, 20. 6%.
These fair samples will serve to show that increases in prices have very little to do with increases in wages. ' Dr. Harold Loeb gives the total v...alue of production for 1 929 as J $93, 000, 000, 000 labor income that year...... 53, 000, 000, 000 Surplus $40, 000, 000, 000- Estimating about 36 million wage and salary workers in that year gives an average annual income of approximately $1475 each.
In the year 1930 the employer class income actually advanced while the incomes of the working class collapsed; more than a dozen million workers were not permitted to work and earn at all.
In 1931 wages had slumped 38. 6% from the 1929 level; interest had slumped Y?.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Putnam's Sons.
179- Do you know that labor-cost is the most flexible, most easily beaten down? A study by the Standard Statistics Com- pany, a conservative but accurate concern, reports labor costs in many industries. For example: the labor cost in sugar refining is 3. 7% of the total wholesale price.
in automobiles, 9. 1%, in iron and steel, 20. 6%.
These fair samples will serve to show that increases in prices have very little to do with increases in wages. ' Dr. Harold Loeb gives the total v...alue of production for 1 929 as J $93, 000, 000, 000 labor income that year...... 53, 000, 000, 000 Surplus $40, 000, 000, 000- Estimating about 36 million wage and salary workers in that year gives an average annual income of approximately $1475 each.
In the year 1930 the employer class income actually advanced while the incomes of the working class collapsed; more than a dozen million workers were not permitted to work and earn at all.
In 1931 wages had slumped 38. 6% from the 1929 level; interest had slumped Y?.
What to read after Is Plenty Too Much for the Common People the Hottest Question That Ever Stung a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George R George Ross Kirkpatrick to read onlineMoreLess
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