Principles of Economics volume 1
Principles of Economics volume 1
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The apprentice's training would then often be as broad as if he had been taught the whole of the trade as it existed a few generations ago ; and it might be supple- mented by a theoretical knowledge of all branches of the trade, acquired in a technical school. Something resembling the old apprenticeship system has recently come into vogue for young Englishmen who desire to learn the business of farming under the peculiar conditions of a new country : and there are some signs that the plan may b...e extended to the business of farming in this country, for which it is in many respects admirably adapted. But there remains a great deal of education suitable to the farmer and to the farm-labourer which can best be given in agricul- tural colleges and dairy schools.
Meanwhile many great agencies for the technical education of adults are being rapidly developed, such as public exhibitions, trade associations and congresses, and trade journals. Each of them has its own work to do ; in agriculture and some other trades the greatest aid to progress is perhaps found in public shows ; but those industries which are more advanced and in the hands of persons of studious habits owe more to the diffusion of practical and scientific knowledge by trade journals, which, aided by changes in the methods of industry and also in its social conditions, are breaking up trade secrets and helping men of small means in competition with their richer rivals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The apprentice's training would then often be as broad as if he had been taught the whole of the trade as it existed a few generations ago ; and it might be supple- mented by a theoretical knowledge of all branches of the trade, acquired in a technical school. Something resembling the old apprenticeship system has recently come into vogue for young Englishmen who desire to learn the business of farming under the peculiar conditions of a new country : and there are some signs that the plan may b...e extended to the business of farming in this country, for which it is in many respects admirably adapted. But there remains a great deal of education suitable to the farmer and to the farm-labourer which can best be given in agricul- tural colleges and dairy schools.
Meanwhile many great agencies for the technical education of adults are being rapidly developed, such as public exhibitions, trade associations and congresses, and trade journals. Each of them has its own work to do ; in agriculture and some other trades the greatest aid to progress is perhaps found in public shows ; but those industries which are more advanced and in the hands of persons of studious habits owe more to the diffusion of practical and scientific knowledge by trade journals, which, aided by changes in the methods of industry and also in its social conditions, are breaking up trade secrets and helping men of small means in competition with their richer rivals.
What to read after Principles of Economics volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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