The Problem Stated of Distribution
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To clearly understand what this farestalling of future distribution means, it is necessary to understand that merchant and manufacturer depend upon identically the same sources for profits, namely, the sale of goods to custo-' mers at profitable prices. In one case, future distribution cannot be forestalled because, altho the profits are large, they are limited to each day's service while in the other case, they are estimated for twenty years of the future and are sold as so much valuable land....
All locations, for whatever purpose, are owned by some one who is either getting all the gain created by labor as a natural inequality in wealth, or else the owner is prevent- ing someone from using the land to get the same gain. If only the present, and not the future, gain was in question, it would soon be remedied by the very great profits, being used to employ labor to build and improve and thus increase wages and prices and scatter the advantage broadcast.
But when millions and millions of such accumulations would employ labor, they find they must pay a very high price for land, a price which equals the advantage they hope to reap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To clearly understand what this farestalling of future distribution means, it is necessary to understand that merchant and manufacturer depend upon identically the same sources for profits, namely, the sale of goods to custo-' mers at profitable prices. In one case, future distribution cannot be forestalled because, altho the profits are large, they are limited to each day's service while in the other case, they are estimated for twenty years of the future and are sold as so much valuable land....
All locations, for whatever purpose, are owned by some one who is either getting all the gain created by labor as a natural inequality in wealth, or else the owner is prevent- ing someone from using the land to get the same gain. If only the present, and not the future, gain was in question, it would soon be remedied by the very great profits, being used to employ labor to build and improve and thus increase wages and prices and scatter the advantage broadcast.
But when millions and millions of such accumulations would employ labor, they find they must pay a very high price for land, a price which equals the advantage they hope to reap.
What to read after The Problem Stated of Distribution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rawie, Henry, 1860- to read onlineMoreLess
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