The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 155Atlantic Monthly Company, 1935 |
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Page 339
WAGES - THE CRUX OF OUR PROBLEM BY GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY ' No question is more important than that of wages people of the country live on wages . The scale of their living- the rate of their wages - determines the prosperity of the country ...
WAGES - THE CRUX OF OUR PROBLEM BY GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY ' No question is more important than that of wages people of the country live on wages . The scale of their living- the rate of their wages - determines the prosperity of the country ...
Page 340
... wages , a capitalist is one who makes a profit out of the investment of surplus capital , no matter what the origin of that capital may be . It is obvious that under the American sys- tem a man may and often does belong to both ...
... wages , a capitalist is one who makes a profit out of the investment of surplus capital , no matter what the origin of that capital may be . It is obvious that under the American sys- tem a man may and often does belong to both ...
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... wages most of the people of the country live on wages . The scale of their living the rate of their wages - deter- mines the prosperity of the country . — ― - But Mr. Ford was rationalizing back- wards . Actually it was the general ...
... wages most of the people of the country live on wages . The scale of their living the rate of their wages - deter- mines the prosperity of the country . — ― - But Mr. Ford was rationalizing back- wards . Actually it was the general ...
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Conant James Bryant Free Inquiry | 32 |
Alcohol and Motors Curtis Billings | 43 |
Bowen | 48 |
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