Wages And the Tariff
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In Harrisburg, Perm. , there is a factory, where, by the aid of nail- machines, each man makes over two kegs of nails a day. His wages are more, but the cost per pound of nails is less. Depend upon it, it always pays to get a good article. An efficient laborer is cheaper than an inefficient one, though you pay him twice as much.
The American workman is better fed, better housed, better clothed, than the English workman, and therefore he does more work in a day, and therefore earns more money. T...he English workman is better fed, better clothed, better housed, than the workman of France and Germany, and therefore he does more work in a day, and therefore earns more money. Physical conditions affect a man just as they do a horse. Qive a horse a good stable, feed him well, treat him well, and he will do more work in a day than a horse who is badly fed and badly treated, and therefore he is a cheaper horse to hire, though he cost you twice as much for his hay and oats. The protectionist reasoning begins at the wrong end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Harrisburg, Perm. , there is a factory, where, by the aid of nail- machines, each man makes over two kegs of nails a day. His wages are more, but the cost per pound of nails is less. Depend upon it, it always pays to get a good article. An efficient laborer is cheaper than an inefficient one, though you pay him twice as much.
The American workman is better fed, better housed, better clothed, than the English workman, and therefore he does more work in a day, and therefore earns more money. T...he English workman is better fed, better clothed, better housed, than the workman of France and Germany, and therefore he does more work in a day, and therefore earns more money. Physical conditions affect a man just as they do a horse. Qive a horse a good stable, feed him well, treat him well, and he will do more work in a day than a horse who is badly fed and badly treated, and therefore he is a cheaper horse to hire, though he cost you twice as much for his hay and oats. The protectionist reasoning begins at the wrong end.
What to read after Wages And the Tariff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett Pepperell Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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