Notes And Comments On Industrial Economic Political And Historical Subjects
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It would not be worthy of any notice but for the efforts of demagogues to magnify it into a political issue.
The free trade propagandist, who believes that cheapness is the chief good, can have no real sympathy with either the farmer or the mechanic, for he must know that the prod- ucts of the labor of both must command good prices or they can not themselves be well rewarded for that labor. His appeals for cheapness, therefore, logically imply low wages and cheap men. He evades this conclusion,... however, by so framing his appeals that they are never comprehensive of the whole community. He endeavors rather to set class CHEAPENING THE NECESSARIES OF LIFE. 129 against class. He tells the farmer that he pays too much for his trace chains, his blankets, his clothing, and his farm implements, and he tells the mechanic and the manufacturer that the wool which the farm produces should be cheaper than it is, even if it should come from abroad. This is what Mr. Cleveland did in his famous message of 1887.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would not be worthy of any notice but for the efforts of demagogues to magnify it into a political issue.
The free trade propagandist, who believes that cheapness is the chief good, can have no real sympathy with either the farmer or the mechanic, for he must know that the prod- ucts of the labor of both must command good prices or they can not themselves be well rewarded for that labor. His appeals for cheapness, therefore, logically imply low wages and cheap men. He evades this conclusion,... however, by so framing his appeals that they are never comprehensive of the whole community. He endeavors rather to set class CHEAPENING THE NECESSARIES OF LIFE. 129 against class. He tells the farmer that he pays too much for his trace chains, his blankets, his clothing, and his farm implements, and he tells the mechanic and the manufacturer that the wool which the farm produces should be cheaper than it is, even if it should come from abroad. This is what Mr. Cleveland did in his famous message of 1887.
What to read after Notes And Comments On Industrial Economic Political And Historical Subjects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Moore Swank to read onlineMoreLess
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