Socialisation in Theory And Practice
Socialisation in Theory And Practice
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And the five coal merchants, who were reckoned in with the consumers' representatives, were interested in IN THEORY AND PRACTICE 231 high, and not in low, coal prices, because their trade profits augmented with every rise in prices. The consumers were generally not represented at all at the general meeting of the Imperial Coal Union, and on the Board of the Imperial Coal Union they were represented only by a Wurtem- berg privy councillor and a town councillor from Ulm. On the other hand, the sa...me sitting of the Socialisation Commission was informed by Wagner, a member of the Imperial Coal Council, that there existed a sub-committee of the Imperial Coal Council for checking and sanctioning prices, to which 22 experts belonged, in addition to 22 ordinary members, among which there were n consumers' representatives, as against 5 Labour representatives. It was stated by Wagner that this committee had never met to this day, and the consumers have shown no initiative whatever up to the present time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the five coal merchants, who were reckoned in with the consumers' representatives, were interested in IN THEORY AND PRACTICE 231 high, and not in low, coal prices, because their trade profits augmented with every rise in prices. The consumers were generally not represented at all at the general meeting of the Imperial Coal Union, and on the Board of the Imperial Coal Union they were represented only by a Wurtem- berg privy councillor and a town councillor from Ulm. On the other hand, the sa...me sitting of the Socialisation Commission was informed by Wagner, a member of the Imperial Coal Council, that there existed a sub-committee of the Imperial Coal Council for checking and sanctioning prices, to which 22 experts belonged, in addition to 22 ordinary members, among which there were n consumers' representatives, as against 5 Labour representatives. It was stated by Wagner that this committee had never met to this day, and the consumers have shown no initiative whatever up to the present time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Strbel to read onlineMoreLess
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