Reports of the Industrial Commission volume 12
Reports of the Industrial Commission volume 12
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Q. Well, the more improved machinery and improved methods we obtain, the less effort it takes to get the necessaries of life, if they are rightly distributed. A. Yes, if rightly distributed.
Q. Now, you spoke of your ideas of the Government ownership of the utilities. I understand by that, that you would have the Government own the railroads. A. Yes.
Q. And you would have the benefits bear upon each individual? A. Yes.
Q. You would have a man ship 100 pounds as cheaply as he would ship a carloa...d? A. Yes.
Q. Just the same as one can buy 1 postage stamp just as cheaply as he can buy 100? A. Yes.
Q. And you would have it so that an individual could ship a sack of ore as cheaply as he could ship a car? A. Yes.
Q. Do you believe that the individualism of the citizen can ever be maintained until you give an ordinary individual or small producer the same advantage as you do the great producer over the transportation lines? A. I don't believe you can ever give them that chance so long as the railroad transportation is owned by indi- vidual or private concerns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Q. Well, the more improved machinery and improved methods we obtain, the less effort it takes to get the necessaries of life, if they are rightly distributed. A. Yes, if rightly distributed.
Q. Now, you spoke of your ideas of the Government ownership of the utilities. I understand by that, that you would have the Government own the railroads. A. Yes.
Q. And you would have the benefits bear upon each individual? A. Yes.
Q. You would have a man ship 100 pounds as cheaply as he would ship a carloa...d? A. Yes.
Q. Just the same as one can buy 1 postage stamp just as cheaply as he can buy 100? A. Yes.
Q. And you would have it so that an individual could ship a sack of ore as cheaply as he could ship a car? A. Yes.
Q. Do you believe that the individualism of the citizen can ever be maintained until you give an ordinary individual or small producer the same advantage as you do the great producer over the transportation lines? A. I don't believe you can ever give them that chance so long as the railroad transportation is owned by indi- vidual or private concerns.
What to read after Reports of the Industrial Commission volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Industrial Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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