Unemployment, the Cause And a Remedy
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We have only to wait until the intelligent public have had time to digest them thoroughly, and the present system has reached the final goal towards which it is rapidly hastening.
6i Unemployment.
A REPLY TO Mr. KITSON.
(By the City Editor of " The Timet.") MR. ARTHUR KITSON, in a characteristically assertive effort, has attempted to prove that the solution of the unemployment problem is " so ridiculously simple that the average schooU boy ought to be able to furnish a satisfactory answer." My ...endeavour will be to show that he has not only signally failed in that self-imposed task, but incidentally has also revealed the fact that he himself has not mastered the problem which he seeks to solve.
After studying with great care the six articles in which he promised to disclose his practical solution for the avoidance of poverty and unem- ployment, "the most easily avoidable of evils," I am forced to confess that I have groped in vain for the promised solution among a wilderness of words and startling assertions, masquerading as arguments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have only to wait until the intelligent public have had time to digest them thoroughly, and the present system has reached the final goal towards which it is rapidly hastening.
6i Unemployment.
A REPLY TO Mr. KITSON.
(By the City Editor of " The Timet.") MR. ARTHUR KITSON, in a characteristically assertive effort, has attempted to prove that the solution of the unemployment problem is " so ridiculously simple that the average schooU boy ought to be able to furnish a satisfactory answer." My ...endeavour will be to show that he has not only signally failed in that self-imposed task, but incidentally has also revealed the fact that he himself has not mastered the problem which he seeks to solve.
After studying with great care the six articles in which he promised to disclose his practical solution for the avoidance of poverty and unem- ployment, "the most easily avoidable of evils," I am forced to confess that I have groped in vain for the promised solution among a wilderness of words and startling assertions, masquerading as arguments.
What to read after Unemployment, the Cause And a Remedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kitson Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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