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If the self-serving impulses lead, without personal criminalily, to the actual extortion of much service for little or no service, we are apprised of pathological social symptoms.
Perhaps we shall catch glimpses of something of the sort if we conclude to talk about the mechan- ism of business. But to the extent that the self- serving impulse leads to the utilization of methods for enabling all to get more social service for less individual effort— of enabling all, mind you, — ^to that extent we... are in the stream of progress through the development of natural oo-operatioii.
CHAPTER V.
Demand and Supply.
You contracted your brows a little. Doctor, when I said that individuals yirtually make the things they buy with the money they earn. But really nothing could be truer, I do assure you. Let people stop buying some commodity, any artificial commodity you can think of, I don^t care what, from pins to poignards, and woudn't that commodity disappear from the face of the earth? So much of it as had been made in ex- pectation of purchases, would linger awhile no doubt, but its reproduction would stop almost upon the instant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the self-serving impulses lead, without personal criminalily, to the actual extortion of much service for little or no service, we are apprised of pathological social symptoms.
Perhaps we shall catch glimpses of something of the sort if we conclude to talk about the mechan- ism of business. But to the extent that the self- serving impulse leads to the utilization of methods for enabling all to get more social service for less individual effort— of enabling all, mind you, — ^to that extent we... are in the stream of progress through the development of natural oo-operatioii.
CHAPTER V.
Demand and Supply.
You contracted your brows a little. Doctor, when I said that individuals yirtually make the things they buy with the money they earn. But really nothing could be truer, I do assure you. Let people stop buying some commodity, any artificial commodity you can think of, I don^t care what, from pins to poignards, and woudn't that commodity disappear from the face of the earth? So much of it as had been made in ex- pectation of purchases, would linger awhile no doubt, but its reproduction would stop almost upon the instant.
What to read after Social Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Freeland Post to read onlineMoreLess
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