What We Want And Where We Are; Facts Not Phrases
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It is the duty of the Trade Unions to probe the circumstances until these causes are laid bare and the real remedies propounded.
An investigation such as I suggest will probably prove that as like breeds like, so work accomplished breeds the possibility of more work to undertake; that employment tends to create employment by de- veloping purchasing power. Much of the hostility to the absorption of the unemployed in industries that require labour is due to carefully fostered prejudices and to th...e mistaken idea that price and value are synonymous terms. Men may receive very high prices for their work, without these prices en- abling them to purchase comfort.
The problem which confronts us increases in com- plexity with each erroneous attempt to solve it. It is necessary to keep our people alive, but it is also necessary to elaborate means of maintaining balance between what our country can produce in the way of food and raw material and what our people need to maintain existence. Other people may have better solutions, but I feel that we must either decrease our numbers and our standards of living, or increase our capacity for profitable exchange in overseas markets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the duty of the Trade Unions to probe the circumstances until these causes are laid bare and the real remedies propounded.
An investigation such as I suggest will probably prove that as like breeds like, so work accomplished breeds the possibility of more work to undertake; that employment tends to create employment by de- veloping purchasing power. Much of the hostility to the absorption of the unemployed in industries that require labour is due to carefully fostered prejudices and to th...e mistaken idea that price and value are synonymous terms. Men may receive very high prices for their work, without these prices en- abling them to purchase comfort.
The problem which confronts us increases in com- plexity with each erroneous attempt to solve it. It is necessary to keep our people alive, but it is also necessary to elaborate means of maintaining balance between what our country can produce in the way of food and raw material and what our people need to maintain existence. Other people may have better solutions, but I feel that we must either decrease our numbers and our standards of living, or increase our capacity for profitable exchange in overseas markets.
What to read after What We Want And Where We Are; Facts Not Phrases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a William Archibald Appleton to read onlineMoreLess
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