ScienceJohn Michels (Journalist) 1933 |
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... industrial revolution made the worker an adjunct to the machine . Since 1900 the mechanization of industry has pro- ceeded at a rapid and apparently at an accelerated pace . As long as industry was prosperous and dis- placed workers ...
... industrial revolution made the worker an adjunct to the machine . Since 1900 the mechanization of industry has pro- ceeded at a rapid and apparently at an accelerated pace . As long as industry was prosperous and dis- placed workers ...
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... industry is indirectly expanded . Unfortunately , we have little quantitative knowledge concerning these complex relations . There are some facts concerning some individual industries , however , that are illumi- nating . The census of ...
... industry is indirectly expanded . Unfortunately , we have little quantitative knowledge concerning these complex relations . There are some facts concerning some individual industries , however , that are illumi- nating . The census of ...
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... industry will not only render a proper service to the wider interests of the community from which it draws its support , but will also act in the essential interests of its own success and development . And it will do so , I think , not ...
... industry will not only render a proper service to the wider interests of the community from which it draws its support , but will also act in the essential interests of its own success and development . And it will do so , I think , not ...
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