The Dilemmas of Labour And Education
The Dilemmas of Labour And Education
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, and use them virtually for nothing.
Taxes, rates, etc. , when not directly paid by the poor, are added on to the price of produce, and so forth ; and, consequently, they always diminish the above ratio or the share of the poor in the totality of produce. The receipts of the poor from the public treasury, as private soldiers, dockyard operatives, etc. , or as indigents, are far from compensating, and still less outweighing, the above losses.
The poor eat as much if not more bread than the rich... per head ; and their numbers are far greater. Even on taking into consideration the lesser quality and price of the bread con- sumed by the poor, their wages as bakers, millers, etc. , certainly bear not the same pro- THE DILEMMA OF LABOUR.
portion to the selling price of bread, in which their consumption stands to its total production. This item of expenditure involves by conse- quence a less appropriation of other produce.
A similar remark applies also to drinks, of which the working classes consume not the same, but even a greater quantity per head than the rich.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and use them virtually for nothing.
Taxes, rates, etc. , when not directly paid by the poor, are added on to the price of produce, and so forth ; and, consequently, they always diminish the above ratio or the share of the poor in the totality of produce. The receipts of the poor from the public treasury, as private soldiers, dockyard operatives, etc. , or as indigents, are far from compensating, and still less outweighing, the above losses.
The poor eat as much if not more bread than the rich... per head ; and their numbers are far greater. Even on taking into consideration the lesser quality and price of the bread con- sumed by the poor, their wages as bakers, millers, etc. , certainly bear not the same pro- THE DILEMMA OF LABOUR.
portion to the selling price of bread, in which their consumption stands to its total production. This item of expenditure involves by conse- quence a less appropriation of other produce.
A similar remark applies also to drinks, of which the working classes consume not the same, but even a greater quantity per head than the rich.
What to read after The Dilemmas of Labour And Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Akin Kroly to read onlineMoreLess
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