Social Reform As Related to Realities And Delusions An Examination of the Incre
Social Reform As Related to Realities And Delusions An Examination of the Incre
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If then we assume, as we reasonably may, that their employers are the 1, 400, 000 persons subject to income-tax, each of them represent- Chap. II. ] WAGE-EARNERS 141 ing on an average a natural family of five, and each family occupying a separate house, the addition to their households of this number of servants will raise the number of occupants per house in this special group from the natural average of five to an average of approximately seven; and the population contained in them will be ab...out 10, 000, 000. Farther, if with regard to the families of the lower middle classes, we assume that these are neither augmented by the presence of servants, nor reduced by supplying them, but conform to the natural average of five persons to a family, these may be taken as representing a total population of 5, 000, 000, and as occupying 1, 000, 000 separate houses or tenements.
Here then are 2, 400, 000 houses, and a popu- lation of 15, 000, 000 persons, which being eliminated, leave us with 6, 600, 000 houses on the one hand, and a population of 30, 000, 000 persons on the other, by whom the houses are occupied at the average rate of 4^ persons to a house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If then we assume, as we reasonably may, that their employers are the 1, 400, 000 persons subject to income-tax, each of them represent- Chap. II. ] WAGE-EARNERS 141 ing on an average a natural family of five, and each family occupying a separate house, the addition to their households of this number of servants will raise the number of occupants per house in this special group from the natural average of five to an average of approximately seven; and the population contained in them will be ab...out 10, 000, 000. Farther, if with regard to the families of the lower middle classes, we assume that these are neither augmented by the presence of servants, nor reduced by supplying them, but conform to the natural average of five persons to a family, these may be taken as representing a total population of 5, 000, 000, and as occupying 1, 000, 000 separate houses or tenements.
Here then are 2, 400, 000 houses, and a popu- lation of 15, 000, 000 persons, which being eliminated, leave us with 6, 600, 000 houses on the one hand, and a population of 30, 000, 000 persons on the other, by whom the houses are occupied at the average rate of 4^ persons to a house.
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