The Problem of the Unemployed
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The enormous waste of labor and energy seen in the case of some farmers being driven into the wil- derness, in nearly all fanners being deprived in great degree of the benefits of social life, and compelled to contend with poor highways in hauling crops over unnecessary distances, amounting as it does, in this country, to hundreds of millions of dollars annually, would be saved if all the unused land nearest centers of population were first put into cultivation. Yet this is but part of the stor...y. The economic loss re- sulting from the same cause is equally great if not greater in other lines of industry, and especially with the housing of workers of all classes in cities and towns.
We eagerly seize upon every mechanical device for saving labor. Trusts and immense aggregations of capital are organized largely for this purpose.
102 The Problem of the Unemployed Human ingenuity is taxed to the utmost to invent processes by which the greatest amount of wealth can be produced with the least expenditure of labor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The enormous waste of labor and energy seen in the case of some farmers being driven into the wil- derness, in nearly all fanners being deprived in great degree of the benefits of social life, and compelled to contend with poor highways in hauling crops over unnecessary distances, amounting as it does, in this country, to hundreds of millions of dollars annually, would be saved if all the unused land nearest centers of population were first put into cultivation. Yet this is but part of the stor...y. The economic loss re- sulting from the same cause is equally great if not greater in other lines of industry, and especially with the housing of workers of all classes in cities and towns.
We eagerly seize upon every mechanical device for saving labor. Trusts and immense aggregations of capital are organized largely for this purpose.
102 The Problem of the Unemployed Human ingenuity is taxed to the utmost to invent processes by which the greatest amount of wealth can be produced with the least expenditure of labor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Franklin Ring to read onlineMoreLess
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