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  Question 653: Is it true that the laborer is only interested in what he receives, i.e., the overall daily wage income, and not interested in what he gives, i.e., the overall daily labor?   
  [547] BHales: Do Laborers Care.   Of course the laborer is not only interested in what he receives! While he is concerned with what he receives in terms of wages, it is not the only factor considered when deciding whether to labor. The laborer is conscious of what he has to give to get his wage. For example, if a capitalist offers $500 a day for labor, he will have prospective laborers lining up at the door to receive employment. However, upon finding out that the labor requires the laborer to hold a 100 lb weight above his head for 8 hours straight; one might reconsider what he is giving rather than receiving before making a decision to labor.   
 
 
 
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