Major Social Problems
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If they combine inventive with business ability and render new services to man, they are honored as well as made welcome to their wealth. No sane person has ever denied that the inventors of the telegraph, telephone, electric light, wireless, and other useful appliances are entitled to very liberal compensations. When, on the other hand, the business man is merely the exploiter of an invention or discovery, secured by a patent based in the vast majority of cases on socialized knowledge, the pub...lic has a right to demand that 198 CHAPTER X profits should be kept within certain limits and that exploitation of the community should not be added to that of the inventor.
The other reason consists in the fact that no society can permit the accumulation of wealth in a few hands without risking its own self-support, if not its very existence. If about 110,000 nobles own one-third of the agricultural land of Russia, there is bound to be servitude on the part of millions of men, and no wholesome social life can exist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they combine inventive with business ability and render new services to man, they are honored as well as made welcome to their wealth. No sane person has ever denied that the inventors of the telegraph, telephone, electric light, wireless, and other useful appliances are entitled to very liberal compensations. When, on the other hand, the business man is merely the exploiter of an invention or discovery, secured by a patent based in the vast majority of cases on socialized knowledge, the pub...lic has a right to demand that 198 CHAPTER X profits should be kept within certain limits and that exploitation of the community should not be added to that of the inventor.
The other reason consists in the fact that no society can permit the accumulation of wealth in a few hands without risking its own self-support, if not its very existence. If about 110,000 nobles own one-third of the agricultural land of Russia, there is bound to be servitude on the part of millions of men, and no wholesome social life can exist.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Binder, Rudolph Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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