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[1628] Pisciphiliac: When the capitalist is looking at the length of the working day, he must
take current productivity levels and compare them with the possible
productivity levels of tomorrow. Workers desire to spend time with their
families and may physiologically be unable to sustain long-term if the work
day is too long. A capitalist will want to work as many hours as possible
today, up to the point that is does not cause a decline in the outlook of
the workers and their productivity tomorrow. When a capitalist finds this
point, he is maximizing the productivity of his workers. |
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