Home Politics Or the Growth of Trade Considered in Its Relation to Labour Paup
Home Politics Or the Growth of Trade Considered in Its Relation to Labour Paup
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It will also be necessary to bring into view the causes that operate against trade generally and our own trade in par- ticular ; such, for instance, as high tariffs and increased competition ; and, when these are all fairly before us, we shall have a clear view of the question we have to decide.
With reference to the first cause, it may be fairly assumed that it will continue. The inhabitants of the world are ever on the increase and, as our commerce is world-wide, it must, from this one cause,... be ever on the growth. We may also add to this, as an element inalienable from it, the gradual advance of civilization and education, both of which act as stimulants to trade, through the influence of increased knowledge and increased requirements ; necessarily including in these the continuous development of the railway system, and its adjunct, the telegraph.
With reference to emigration, the whole tendency of events is to foster its increase. Not only has the desire to emigrate become very widely spread, but it is rapidly growing, and will be still further quickened by the gradual increase of labour in proportion to work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will also be necessary to bring into view the causes that operate against trade generally and our own trade in par- ticular ; such, for instance, as high tariffs and increased competition ; and, when these are all fairly before us, we shall have a clear view of the question we have to decide.
With reference to the first cause, it may be fairly assumed that it will continue. The inhabitants of the world are ever on the increase and, as our commerce is world-wide, it must, from this one cause,... be ever on the growth. We may also add to this, as an element inalienable from it, the gradual advance of civilization and education, both of which act as stimulants to trade, through the influence of increased knowledge and increased requirements ; necessarily including in these the continuous development of the railway system, and its adjunct, the telegraph.
With reference to emigration, the whole tendency of events is to foster its increase. Not only has the desire to emigrate become very widely spread, but it is rapidly growing, and will be still further quickened by the gradual increase of labour in proportion to work.
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