Merrie England
Merrie England
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Being a hai'd-headed person, you would pay a clerk the current rate of wages to do all that, and so would save at least . £1, 800 a year. You MERRIE ENGLAND. 73 would see then, in a moment, that the middleman was a mere snatcher of profits, taking from the producer with one hand and from the consumer with the other.
All employers of labour, all rich men, except the money- lenders and the landlords, are middlemen.
They are all useless incumbrances, getting rich upon the labour of others. ■' Ther...e are three chief kinds of middlemen : — 1. The idle capitalist, who pays men to work for him, and pays managers to direct them, but never works himself.
2. The busy capitalist who pays men to work for him, and himpelf directs and manages the sale of what they make.
3. The capitalistic worker, or inventor, who has invented some new process or machine, and who employs other men to make or work the patent.
The first of these men is worse than useless. The second is, or might be, useful, but is almost always very much overpaid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being a hai'd-headed person, you would pay a clerk the current rate of wages to do all that, and so would save at least . £1, 800 a year. You MERRIE ENGLAND. 73 would see then, in a moment, that the middleman was a mere snatcher of profits, taking from the producer with one hand and from the consumer with the other.
All employers of labour, all rich men, except the money- lenders and the landlords, are middlemen.
They are all useless incumbrances, getting rich upon the labour of others. ■' Ther...e are three chief kinds of middlemen : — 1. The idle capitalist, who pays men to work for him, and pays managers to direct them, but never works himself.
2. The busy capitalist who pays men to work for him, and himpelf directs and manages the sale of what they make.
3. The capitalistic worker, or inventor, who has invented some new process or machine, and who employs other men to make or work the patent.
The first of these men is worse than useless. The second is, or might be, useful, but is almost always very much overpaid.
What to read after Merrie England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blatchford Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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