The National Resources of South Africa
The National Resources of South Africa
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The average wages paid per white employee in factories in South Africa in 1917-18 amounted to £181 per year. Even this, however, is probably much above the model income, for the number of factory employees is much less than the number of persons engaged in farming: it is the latter class who must be regarded as setting the standard for the nation.
In the absence of proper statistics it is hardly possible to get closer to the truth in this matter. We can only conclude in a general way that among... South African whites •"Year-book of the Commonwealth of Australia. " No. 9, 1061.
RANGE OF INCOMES. 61 the modal income is probably not very different from what it is in Australia. A diagram of incomes such as was suggested above would probably show its highest point nearly in the same place as the Australian one ; but because South African whites are not much engaged in manual labour, the fraction doing better paid work is probably larger than in Australia ; in other words, the columns of dots indicating incomes higher than the mode would fall oft' rather more gradually in height here than there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The average wages paid per white employee in factories in South Africa in 1917-18 amounted to £181 per year. Even this, however, is probably much above the model income, for the number of factory employees is much less than the number of persons engaged in farming: it is the latter class who must be regarded as setting the standard for the nation.
In the absence of proper statistics it is hardly possible to get closer to the truth in this matter. We can only conclude in a general way that among... South African whites •"Year-book of the Commonwealth of Australia. " No. 9, 1061.
RANGE OF INCOMES. 61 the modal income is probably not very different from what it is in Australia. A diagram of incomes such as was suggested above would probably show its highest point nearly in the same place as the Australian one ; but because South African whites are not much engaged in manual labour, the fraction doing better paid work is probably larger than in Australia ; in other words, the columns of dots indicating incomes higher than the mode would fall oft' rather more gradually in height here than there.
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