Poverty And Waste
Poverty And Waste
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The obstacles in the face of a new enterprise would, in fact, be probably even greater under such a system than they are now.
Some one, then, has to take a risk, and has to be paid for so doing, whenever human industry tucks up its sleeves to work. There is always the 6o POVERTY AND WASTE chance, when it is a matter of turning out raw material by agriculture or mining, that the seasons may be unkind or that some unexpected fault may set the engineer's calculations at naught. When a finished pro...duct is the busi- ness in hand there is the chance that a change in the weather, or a change in fashion, or a change in the whim of the consumer, may leave the stuff on the hands of its makers.
Anything that can be done to lessen these risks is a gain to industry. The natural risks that have to be faced in farming and mining can only be dealt with by the progress of science and the accumulation of knowledge and experience. The economic risk, on the other hand, which is really a human risk — the chance that the stuff which is made may not be wanted, — can be lessened very much if industry could give more of its attention to articles of real necessity and less to luxuries that can easily be dispensed with, and if at the same time the power to buy articles of real necessity could be got into the hands of those who at present have to do without them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The obstacles in the face of a new enterprise would, in fact, be probably even greater under such a system than they are now.
Some one, then, has to take a risk, and has to be paid for so doing, whenever human industry tucks up its sleeves to work. There is always the 6o POVERTY AND WASTE chance, when it is a matter of turning out raw material by agriculture or mining, that the seasons may be unkind or that some unexpected fault may set the engineer's calculations at naught. When a finished pro...duct is the busi- ness in hand there is the chance that a change in the weather, or a change in fashion, or a change in the whim of the consumer, may leave the stuff on the hands of its makers.
Anything that can be done to lessen these risks is a gain to industry. The natural risks that have to be faced in farming and mining can only be dealt with by the progress of science and the accumulation of knowledge and experience. The economic risk, on the other hand, which is really a human risk — the chance that the stuff which is made may not be wanted, — can be lessened very much if industry could give more of its attention to articles of real necessity and less to luxuries that can easily be dispensed with, and if at the same time the power to buy articles of real necessity could be got into the hands of those who at present have to do without them.
What to read after Poverty And Waste?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Withers Hartley to read onlineMoreLess
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