Industrial Democracy: a Study of Labor Payment, Conditions, and Tendencies

Author: MacFarlane, Donald Peter

Year: 1926

Degree: Bachelor's thesis

Advisor: Unknown, Unknown

Committee Member: None, None

Option: Engineering; Economics

DOI: 10.7907/3C9T-0N88

Abstract

Since the beginning of human relations, some of the more ambitious and more capable members of society have by various means found and practiced methods of exploiting the efforts of their fellowmen to their own personal interest. These individuals have been naturally gifted at organization and control and have been able to dominate their slower, less mentally active associates. It is a cumulative process, once having been started the act of further subjugation becoming easier and easier as the clever person gets more and more control over the other.

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