The Concentration of Wealth
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That the tendency of industrialism has been toward combina- tion, may well be admitted.
The mtroduction of machinery has, as we have seen, neces- sitated men working together rather than separately; while improved means of transportation carries this co-operation throughout the whole of the industrial world. And this change in the industrial order has brought about the increased depend- ence of men upon each other. Thousands of toilers now work side by side in the world's great factories and mi...lls, to satisfy a world-wide demand; thus replacing the old idea of competi- tion with that of the combination of human effort — or co-opera- tion.
This industrial movement itself is, indeed, inexorable; and may not be changed. But it by no means follows that the laws ana institutions, with which we have met these conditions, have any such quality. The "Industrial movement, " so called, is one thing, and the human laws or institutions, with which we have accommodated ourselves to that movement, are quite an- other and different thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That the tendency of industrialism has been toward combina- tion, may well be admitted.
The mtroduction of machinery has, as we have seen, neces- sitated men working together rather than separately; while improved means of transportation carries this co-operation throughout the whole of the industrial world. And this change in the industrial order has brought about the increased depend- ence of men upon each other. Thousands of toilers now work side by side in the world's great factories and mi...lls, to satisfy a world-wide demand; thus replacing the old idea of competi- tion with that of the combination of human effort — or co-opera- tion.
This industrial movement itself is, indeed, inexorable; and may not be changed. But it by no means follows that the laws ana institutions, with which we have met these conditions, have any such quality. The "Industrial movement, " so called, is one thing, and the human laws or institutions, with which we have accommodated ourselves to that movement, are quite an- other and different thing.
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