Labor's Crisis; An Employer's View of Labor Problems
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Higher cost of living.
Existing economic and labor conditions show that the greatly reduced working time has not developed higher labor efficiency nor produced greater labor con- tentment nor reduced labor unrest, but has produced the opposite effect. Decreased production must also lead to decreased consumption, for a wide gap cannot exist between them, and a decided contraction in the one will force the same upon the other. The factor which strongly influences both production and con- sumption..., or what is termed supply and demand, is the cost of the product, and, barring temporary ab- normal conditions, consumption and demand are stimu- lated by a low cost and are retarded by a high cost of the product.
The curtailment of the time of labor presents a logical and comprehensive policy in the interest of REDUCED HOURS 69 labor and of far-reaching economic and social conse- quence to the general public. By reducing the day's work the supply and the wage of labor are more ef- fectively controlled and the demand for labor is greatly stimulated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Higher cost of living.
Existing economic and labor conditions show that the greatly reduced working time has not developed higher labor efficiency nor produced greater labor con- tentment nor reduced labor unrest, but has produced the opposite effect. Decreased production must also lead to decreased consumption, for a wide gap cannot exist between them, and a decided contraction in the one will force the same upon the other. The factor which strongly influences both production and con- sumption..., or what is termed supply and demand, is the cost of the product, and, barring temporary ab- normal conditions, consumption and demand are stimu- lated by a low cost and are retarded by a high cost of the product.
The curtailment of the time of labor presents a logical and comprehensive policy in the interest of REDUCED HOURS 69 labor and of far-reaching economic and social conse- quence to the general public. By reducing the day's work the supply and the wage of labor are more ef- fectively controlled and the demand for labor is greatly stimulated.
What to read after Labor's Crisis; An Employer's View of Labor Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigmund Mendelsohn to read onlineMoreLess
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