The Social Condition of Labor
The Social Condition of Labor
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The amounts spent under this head in the different countries, taken together with the size of the families, and a table of prices of food which follows later, offer serious ground for reflection, especially to Continental statesmen.
The figures for clothing seem to show an advantage for the British iron-worker, though the American has not spent a very much larger proportion. The American again leads the list in expenditure for books and newspapers. He spends more for drink in this case than any... except the Frenchman, though proportionally his outgo is the smallest of all, 3. 7 per cent, to 44 per cent, to 5. 1 per cent. , to 5. 2 per cent, and 11. 7 per cent, respectively. Remark, in passing, an exceedingly unfortunate showing in the three continental countries. The Frenchman spent 4 per cent, more for liquor than for house-rent, while in 21] The Social Condition of Labor. 21 the case of Belgians and Germans the proportion of expen- diture was abnormally high.
Naturally with a so much larger income the per cent, of earnings saved is greater in the case of the American.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The amounts spent under this head in the different countries, taken together with the size of the families, and a table of prices of food which follows later, offer serious ground for reflection, especially to Continental statesmen.
The figures for clothing seem to show an advantage for the British iron-worker, though the American has not spent a very much larger proportion. The American again leads the list in expenditure for books and newspapers. He spends more for drink in this case than any... except the Frenchman, though proportionally his outgo is the smallest of all, 3. 7 per cent, to 44 per cent, to 5. 1 per cent. , to 5. 2 per cent, and 11. 7 per cent, respectively. Remark, in passing, an exceedingly unfortunate showing in the three continental countries. The Frenchman spent 4 per cent, more for liquor than for house-rent, while in 21] The Social Condition of Labor. 21 the case of Belgians and Germans the proportion of expen- diture was abnormally high.
Naturally with a so much larger income the per cent, of earnings saved is greater in the case of the American.
What to read after The Social Condition of Labor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E R L Elgin Ralston Lovell Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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