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[563-14] TheDude: It is obviously not in the economic self-interest of
capitalists to treat their workers well. A worker over a
period of time during the work week slowly becomes less and
less productive until they are to the point that what they
produce equals their pay. It is at this time in the
economic self-interest of the capitalist to allow the worker
to be done for the week. This could occur at 50, 60, 70
hours for the week, it is variable depending on the worker's
skill level. It is most beneficial for the capitalist to
work the workers until wages paid equal production. This is
obviously not beneficial to the worker. |
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