Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1889 - 134 Seiten |
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... strikes and lockouts , opposition to improvements , improvidence , destitution , misguided charity , and discouraging failure in many well - intended measures . More than forty years ago Miss Martineau successfully popularised the ...
... strikes and lockouts , opposition to improvements , improvidence , destitution , misguided charity , and discouraging failure in many well - intended measures . More than forty years ago Miss Martineau successfully popularised the ...
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... strikes , by refusing to use machinery , and by trying , in various ways , to resist the production of wealth . Working men have made a political economy of their own : they want to make themselves rich by taking care not to produce too ...
... strikes , by refusing to use machinery , and by trying , in various ways , to resist the production of wealth . Working men have made a political economy of their own : they want to make themselves rich by taking care not to produce too ...
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... striking a medal or coin is a very slow and costly work ; but , when once good dies are finished , it is easy to strike a great many coins with them , and the cost of the striking is very small . The printing press , however , is the ...
... striking a medal or coin is a very slow and costly work ; but , when once good dies are finished , it is easy to strike a great many coins with them , and the cost of the striking is very small . The printing press , however , is the ...
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... strikes . Employers are regarded as tyrants who can do just as they like . But this is altogether a mistake . No capitalists can for more than a year or two make unusual profits , because , if they do , other capitalists are sure to ...
... strikes . Employers are regarded as tyrants who can do just as they like . But this is altogether a mistake . No capitalists can for more than a year or two make unusual profits , because , if they do , other capitalists are sure to ...
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... strike in a body , but simply leave one place when they can get a better , have raised their own wages quite as much as any union could have done it for them . Workmen are 50. Strikes and Lockouts . said to strike , that is , to strike ...
... strike in a body , but simply leave one place when they can get a better , have raised their own wages quite as much as any union could have done it for them . Workmen are 50. Strikes and Lockouts . said to strike , that is , to strike ...
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