The Protectionist, volume 24
The Protectionist, volume 24
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Another army of work- ers dependent upon the mill is the host employed in the production of three hundred different kinds of sup- plies which a modem factory re- quires.
When all these workers have been recompensed, not a great deal re- mains out of that $1.71 a yard for the manufacturer. Labor directly or indirectly has secured nearly all of it. Living quietly and unostenta- tiously in New England towns are many hundred men and women who know something of the textile busi- ness as stockholders... in American mills. They know how often their dividends shrink below the six or seven per cent, regarded as the min- imum for a changeful, hazardous in- dustry, and how seldom they have ever risen above it, and they know something about comparative rates of textile wages in the New World and the Old.
Machinery, the Tariff Board de- clares, is driven no more rapidly in the United States than in the United Kingdom. Employes of American mills receive substantially twice the Digitized by Google THE PROTECTIONIST 415 wages paid to employes in British mills for doing the same amount and kind of work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another army of work- ers dependent upon the mill is the host employed in the production of three hundred different kinds of sup- plies which a modem factory re- quires.
When all these workers have been recompensed, not a great deal re- mains out of that $1.71 a yard for the manufacturer. Labor directly or indirectly has secured nearly all of it. Living quietly and unostenta- tiously in New England towns are many hundred men and women who know something of the textile busi- ness as stockholders... in American mills. They know how often their dividends shrink below the six or seven per cent, regarded as the min- imum for a changeful, hazardous in- dustry, and how seldom they have ever risen above it, and they know something about comparative rates of textile wages in the New World and the Old.
Machinery, the Tariff Board de- clares, is driven no more rapidly in the United States than in the United Kingdom. Employes of American mills receive substantially twice the Digitized by Google THE PROTECTIONIST 415 wages paid to employes in British mills for doing the same amount and kind of work.
What to read after The Protectionist, volume 24?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Home Market Club, Home Market Club (Boston, Mass.) to read onlineMoreLess
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