Political Economy
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So far as the sympathy extended towards the unsuccessful man of business is of a personal nature, flowing from a kindly disposition towards the unfortunate, it is, of course, very amia- ble. But there is reason to believe that this sentiment is not wholly of a good origin, but is quite as largely produced by a misapprehension of economic relations. The laborers appre- ciate, in some degree, the cares under which the unsuccessful employer labors, the anxieties from which he suffers, the humiliat...ion into which he is occasionally plunged. They know he has a pretty poor time of it on the whole, and they are not envious of him. On the contrary, they use his hard lot to sharpen their envy of the man who reaps large profits from the conduct of business and the employment of labor. They compare the rich rewards of the one, who, perhaps, in time, becomes worth his millions, with the meager recompense of the other, who, at the end of a long life of labor, has little to show for it all ; and the comparison tends to heighten the feeling of loss and of wrong with which the gains of the former are contemplated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So far as the sympathy extended towards the unsuccessful man of business is of a personal nature, flowing from a kindly disposition towards the unfortunate, it is, of course, very amia- ble. But there is reason to believe that this sentiment is not wholly of a good origin, but is quite as largely produced by a misapprehension of economic relations. The laborers appre- ciate, in some degree, the cares under which the unsuccessful employer labors, the anxieties from which he suffers, the humiliat...ion into which he is occasionally plunged. They know he has a pretty poor time of it on the whole, and they are not envious of him. On the contrary, they use his hard lot to sharpen their envy of the man who reaps large profits from the conduct of business and the employment of labor. They compare the rich rewards of the one, who, perhaps, in time, becomes worth his millions, with the meager recompense of the other, who, at the end of a long life of labor, has little to show for it all ; and the comparison tends to heighten the feeling of loss and of wrong with which the gains of the former are contemplated.
What to read after Political Economy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walker, Francis Amasa, 1840-1897. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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