The problem of the unemployed. Anonymous. It demonstrates with mathematical certainty the cause of dull times and involuntary idleness. It shows why improvements in labor-saving machinery fail to increase wages and lessen the intensity of the struggle for existence. It points to the remedy; a remedy beneficial alike to employer and employee; a remedy which could be adopted without confiscating private property or even impairing its selling value .. (1915)
Ring, Henry Franklin, 1852-1915 · Houston, Tex. : The Problem of the Unemployed Pubishing Co. · leaf 5
my The Problem of the Unemployed is the clearest expositionof the question I have ever read. I strongly commend it toany one interested in the subject. (^.C vCW-u/Y^^ From N. O. Nelson N. O. Nelson Manujacliiring Company, St. Louis, Mo. It will interest every thoughtful reader who gets it in… … R. S. LOVETT From R. S. Lovett Chainmm of Board, Union Pacific Railway Company I have read The Problem of the Unemployed with a greatdeal of interest and profit. It is a valuable contribution to adiscussion that should engage the attention of every thoughtfulperson.
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