The Human Element in Economics : Twelve Lessons
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The Fruits of Poverty Poverty must be judged by its results. Like every tree, it may be known by its fruit. What are the fruits of poverty?
The connection between poverty and vice and crime is difficult to trace. There are uncertainties and inaccuracies that cannot be completely cleared up. The relation between poverty and disease is unquestionable and unquestioned.
A well-known tuberculosis expert recently said, "I go about talking against tuberculosis, advising good food, milk, eggs, fresh ai...r, sunshine ; and while I am talking I know that on the wages they receive these people cannot possibly afford the things about which I speak." Some of the most remarkable figures that have appeared during recent years are contained in a study by the Federal Children's Bureau of infant mortality in Johnstown, Pa. They are doubly valuable at this point, since they cover children under the age of one year — children that cannot possibly be held responsible for the conditions in which their lives are laid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Fruits of Poverty Poverty must be judged by its results. Like every tree, it may be known by its fruit. What are the fruits of poverty?
The connection between poverty and vice and crime is difficult to trace. There are uncertainties and inaccuracies that cannot be completely cleared up. The relation between poverty and disease is unquestionable and unquestioned.
A well-known tuberculosis expert recently said, "I go about talking against tuberculosis, advising good food, milk, eggs, fresh ai...r, sunshine ; and while I am talking I know that on the wages they receive these people cannot possibly afford the things about which I speak." Some of the most remarkable figures that have appeared during recent years are contained in a study by the Federal Children's Bureau of infant mortality in Johnstown, Pa. They are doubly valuable at this point, since they cover children under the age of one year — children that cannot possibly be held responsible for the conditions in which their lives are laid.
What to read after The Human Element in Economics : Twelve Lessons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nearing Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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