Womens Work And Wages a Phase of Life in An Industrial City
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The idea that low-priced goods makes up to the worker for bad conditions of work and for low wages is one of the most fallacious of popular beliefs. Those who think like this must look upon the worker merely as a wealth- producing machine, and so mistake the whole end of economic effort. The community, and much less a private person, has no moral right to use a man pr woman merely as a means of producing wealth, vjhe end of work should be to develop and humanise the life of the worker. , . , Of... the two lines which the economic progress of the workers may take, i. E. , advancing wages or falling prices, there is no question which is preferable to the worker. When wages are raised, the worker alone gets the benefit in the first place, though, of course, so far as a higher wage develops the efficiency of the worker the community ulti- mately reaps the benefit as well. But when goods are reduced in price, those who consume them, 1 " Strength of the People, " p. 294.
CONCLUSION 289 namely the whole community, get the benefit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The idea that low-priced goods makes up to the worker for bad conditions of work and for low wages is one of the most fallacious of popular beliefs. Those who think like this must look upon the worker merely as a wealth- producing machine, and so mistake the whole end of economic effort. The community, and much less a private person, has no moral right to use a man pr woman merely as a means of producing wealth, vjhe end of work should be to develop and humanise the life of the worker. , . , Of... the two lines which the economic progress of the workers may take, i. E. , advancing wages or falling prices, there is no question which is preferable to the worker. When wages are raised, the worker alone gets the benefit in the first place, though, of course, so far as a higher wage develops the efficiency of the worker the community ulti- mately reaps the benefit as well. But when goods are reduced in price, those who consume them, 1 " Strength of the People, " p. 294.
CONCLUSION 289 namely the whole community, get the benefit.
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