The Vested Interests and the State of the Industrial Arts: ("The Modern Point of View and the New Order")B.W. Huebsch, 1919 - 183 psl. |
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... be bent on turning out the largest and most serviceable output of goods ; and prices are competitively deter- mined by the labor - cost of the goods . Like other men Adam Smith did not see into the 28 THE VESTED INTERESTS.
... be bent on turning out the largest and most serviceable output of goods ; and prices are competitively deter- mined by the labor - cost of the goods . Like other men Adam Smith did not see into the 28 THE VESTED INTERESTS.
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... unnatural and subversive . It is true , there were even then some appreciable beginnings of coercion and retardation - lowering of wages and limitation of output- by collusion between owners and employers who LAW AND CUSTOM 29.
... unnatural and subversive . It is true , there were even then some appreciable beginnings of coercion and retardation - lowering of wages and limitation of output- by collusion between owners and employers who LAW AND CUSTOM 29.
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... output- by collusion between owners and employers who should by nature have been com- petitive producers of an unrestrained output of goods and services according to the principles of that modern point of view which animated Adam Smith ...
... output- by collusion between owners and employers who should by nature have been com- petitive producers of an unrestrained output of goods and services according to the principles of that modern point of view which animated Adam Smith ...
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... output of stand- ardised product ; it is the plant , or the shop . And under this new order of industrial methods and val- ues it has already come to be a commonplace of popular " knowledge and belief " that the mechani- cal equipment ...
... output of stand- ardised product ; it is the plant , or the shop . And under this new order of industrial methods and val- ues it has already come to be a commonplace of popular " knowledge and belief " that the mechani- cal equipment ...
39 psl.
... output reasonably short of maximum capacity . The workman has become sub- , sidiary to the mechanical equipment , and productive industry has become subservient to business , in all those countries which have come in for the latterday ...
... output reasonably short of maximum capacity . The workman has become sub- , sidiary to the mechanical equipment , and productive industry has become subservient to business , in all those countries which have come in for the latterday ...
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