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| − | Debt is not the principal | + | Debt is not the principal source of the high price of labour, but |
the general disposition of the manufacturers to idleness and | the general disposition of the manufacturers to idleness and | ||
debauchery; when provisions are cheap they work less, when | debauchery; when provisions are cheap they work less, when | ||
| − | dear they work better and more constantly, [[deletion]] | + | dear they work better and more constantly, [[deletion]] consequently [[/deletion]] [[addition]] therefore their [[/addition]] |
work is cheaper. | work is cheaper. | ||
The most expeditious means of increasing the number of People, of | The most expeditious means of increasing the number of People, of | ||
| − | keeping down the | + | keeping down the price of labour, of enforcing industry, and of |
improving our manufactures, is by a general naturalization. | improving our manufactures, is by a general naturalization. | ||
| − | this [[deletion]] would encourage manufacturing [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[ | + | this [[deletion]] would encourage manufacturing [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] |
| − | idea has been violently opposed, yet the Gentry, the Clergy and [[/ | + | idea has been violently opposed, yet the Gentry, the Clergy and [[/addition]] |
| − | the farmers would be benefited by the improvement of their | + | the farmers would be benefited by the improvement of their Lands; |
[[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] | [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] | ||
| − | [[ | + | [[addition]] manufactures would be improved and rendered cheaper which [[/addition]] |
[[deletion]] besides [[unclear]] the arts and improvements for foreigners [[/deletion]] | [[deletion]] besides [[unclear]] the arts and improvements for foreigners [[/deletion]] | ||
| − | [[ | + | [[addition]] would encrease their foreign trade, consequently enrich the Manufacturer,[[/addition]] |
[[deletion]] This idea has been violently opposed, but [[/deletion]] | [[deletion]] This idea has been violently opposed, but [[/deletion]] | ||
the Broker, and the Merchant, and the number of Ships | the Broker, and the Merchant, and the number of Ships | ||
Revision as of 20:55, 6 July 2018
(3) Debt is not the principal source of the high price of labour, but the general disposition of the manufacturers to idleness and debauchery; when provisions are cheap they work less, when dear they work better and more constantly, deletion consequently /deletion addition therefore their /addition work is cheaper.
The most expeditious means of increasing the number of People, of keeping down the price of labour, of enforcing industry, and of improving our manufactures, is by a general naturalization. this deletion would encourage manufacturing unclear /deletion addition idea has been violently opposed, yet the Gentry, the Clergy and /addition the farmers would be benefited by the improvement of their Lands; deletion unclear /deletion addition manufactures would be improved and rendered cheaper which /addition deletion besides unclear the arts and improvements for foreigners /deletion addition would encrease their foreign trade, consequently enrich the Manufacturer,/addition deletion This idea has been violently opposed, but /deletion the Broker, and the Merchant, and the number of Ships and Sailors thus employed must greatly encrease the means of a large Navy; the excellence of our Constitution would make many rich men come and settle here; if this remedy cannot be adopted, the example of the Dutch ought to be followed who oblige the Labourers to work moderately Six days in the Week, this would be equal to an increase of one third of manufacturing people, some think it would amount to above twenty millions more per annum in Commodities, than now are produced.
Every means should be employed to oblige the poor to work six days in the week, this would produce an addition of ten millions worth of Commodities per Annum; if the poor will give up superfluities and pay taxes on by on their necessaries, they will not amount to a thirty sixth part of what they earn; whilst the Dutch pay six times as much as our poor are obliged to do the necessaries the poor ought to consume are not dearer in catchword England /catchword
