The Effects of Machinery On Wages
The Effects of Machinery On Wages
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For example, under the heading "Machinery as auxiliary to labour,'^ I thought it sufficient simply to state the two important positions that the increased cheap- ness in commodities was so far a rise in real wages, and that the enormous increase in our wealth due to machinery must ceteris paribus increase the de- mand for labour, and thus raise wages. Further exposition on this part seemed especially unneces- sary since Prof. Cliffe Leslie in his Essay on the course of Agricultural Wages in Eur...ope had de- monstrated historically that wages had risen through these influences.
In cases where the good results seemed to me to have been insufficiently stated, I endeavoured to put them in a clearer light; e.g. the increase of skill required by machinery and the better distri- bution of labourers. Still in attempting to make a slight advance on previous writers, and if possible to write what might be of some practical use, I was Digitized by Google PREFACk to TkE FIRST EDI7iO^. Vii indaced in general to give more consideration to the dangers of Machinery, which appeared to me to have been almost entirely overlooked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For example, under the heading "Machinery as auxiliary to labour,'^ I thought it sufficient simply to state the two important positions that the increased cheap- ness in commodities was so far a rise in real wages, and that the enormous increase in our wealth due to machinery must ceteris paribus increase the de- mand for labour, and thus raise wages. Further exposition on this part seemed especially unneces- sary since Prof. Cliffe Leslie in his Essay on the course of Agricultural Wages in Eur...ope had de- monstrated historically that wages had risen through these influences.
In cases where the good results seemed to me to have been insufficiently stated, I endeavoured to put them in a clearer light; e.g. the increase of skill required by machinery and the better distri- bution of labourers. Still in attempting to make a slight advance on previous writers, and if possible to write what might be of some practical use, I was Digitized by Google PREFACk to TkE FIRST EDI7iO^. Vii indaced in general to give more consideration to the dangers of Machinery, which appeared to me to have been almost entirely overlooked.
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