The North American Review, Volume 144O. Everett, 1887 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... industrial armies under State control " and claim " that the exchange of all production should be controlled by the workers , " but they decline VOL . CXLIV . — NO . 362 . 2 to explain how this is to be done , or SOCIALISM : ITS ...
... industrial armies under State control " and claim " that the exchange of all production should be controlled by the workers , " but they decline VOL . CXLIV . — NO . 362 . 2 to explain how this is to be done , or SOCIALISM : ITS ...
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... industrial effort ; the neutralization of almost all industrial enterprise ; the stoppage of the most efficient incentive to inventive initiative . What can the organization and control of all labor by the State mean ? In what would it ...
... industrial effort ; the neutralization of almost all industrial enterprise ; the stoppage of the most efficient incentive to inventive initiative . What can the organization and control of all labor by the State mean ? In what would it ...
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... industry , may not only increase the profit result of labor to the laborer , but may also afford at least a reason- able indication of the possible profit realized by capitalists engaged in the same kind of industries . I would also ...
... industry , may not only increase the profit result of labor to the laborer , but may also afford at least a reason- able indication of the possible profit realized by capitalists engaged in the same kind of industries . I would also ...
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... industries . The United States furnishes the following regarding manufactures : 1860 . 1870 . 1880 . Number of establishments ..... Number of hands employed .. 562 2,123 2,270 11,290 3,493 21,247 Capital invested ... . $ 2,388,310 ...
... industries . The United States furnishes the following regarding manufactures : 1860 . 1870 . 1880 . Number of establishments ..... Number of hands employed .. 562 2,123 2,270 11,290 3,493 21,247 Capital invested ... . $ 2,388,310 ...
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... industry with us . Iron mines are opened at Tower , from which the first shipments of ore were made in 1884 , of 62,124 tons . Eleven hundred men are now employed in them , and the shipments in 1886 amounted to 305,954 tons . So much ...
... industry with us . Iron mines are opened at Tower , from which the first shipments of ore were made in 1884 , of 62,124 tons . Eleven hundred men are now employed in them , and the shipments in 1886 amounted to 305,954 tons . So much ...
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