Treatise On Sociology, Theoretical And Practical
Treatise On Sociology, Theoretical And Practical
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Desire is a variable of intelli- gence, and therefore contingent. Their only pecuniary ability to circulate is their wages. In Free-labor econo- mies, these are variable. They are more or less. Their quantity is accidental. It may be deficient, sufficient, or superficient. Neither the desires, intelligence, nor pecuniary ability of the class of simple-laborers are essential means of circulation. They are contingent, variable, and acci- dental. Simple-laborers are not self-circulating. The class... are not their own circulators.
PBOaKXSB OF IBXB-LABOK 800IBTT. 198 Simple^labor, tkerefore, must circulate by means of capital. This is the only essential method for an essential end. Their necessary local production, must be like all other economic production ; for man is an aggregate and local product; his producer is capital. Capital is an element of local production, and must be supplied.
CHAPTER XI.
If therefore the circulation of labor cannot be by vari- able wages of labor; it must be by capital.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Desire is a variable of intelli- gence, and therefore contingent. Their only pecuniary ability to circulate is their wages. In Free-labor econo- mies, these are variable. They are more or less. Their quantity is accidental. It may be deficient, sufficient, or superficient. Neither the desires, intelligence, nor pecuniary ability of the class of simple-laborers are essential means of circulation. They are contingent, variable, and acci- dental. Simple-laborers are not self-circulating. The class... are not their own circulators.
PBOaKXSB OF IBXB-LABOK 800IBTT. 198 Simple^labor, tkerefore, must circulate by means of capital. This is the only essential method for an essential end. Their necessary local production, must be like all other economic production ; for man is an aggregate and local product; his producer is capital. Capital is an element of local production, and must be supplied.
CHAPTER XI.
If therefore the circulation of labor cannot be by vari- able wages of labor; it must be by capital.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hughes, Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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