The causes of poverty / by Callaghan McCarthy.

  • McCarthy, Callaghan.
Date:
1908
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Credit: The causes of poverty / by Callaghan McCarthy. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAP. PAGE mankind, idleness on the part of its mem- bers, and the premature destruction of human powers combine to diminish the flow of human services. 3.—Nature occa- sionally exhibits abnormal deficiencies in its supplies of heat, light, and moisture. 4.—Property is subjected to private owner- ship, mismanagement, and agents of des- truction, all of which retard the expansion of its volume of services. 5.—Survey of these stoppages, and of their combined influences in diminishing the aggregate volume of earthly services. VI. SERVICES DIRECTED TOWARDS THE PRE- VENTION OF EVIL .... 56—59 I.—Manifestations of the evil forces that operate or tend to operate amongst man- kind. 2.—The fraction of property’s ser- vices directed towards the prevention of evil. 3.—The fraction of nature’s services. 4.—The fraction of human services. 5.— Survey of the entire fraction of earthly services directed to counteract the forces of evil. VII. SERVICES DIRECTED TOWARDS PRO- DUCTIVE CONSUMPTION . . . 60—65 I.—Productive consumption is that com- pensated by the growth of mankind. 2.—The fraction of property’s services directed tow'ards productive consumption. 3-—The fraction of nature’s services. 4.— The fraction of human services. 5.—Sur- vey of the entire fraction of earthly services directed towards productive consumption. VIII. SERVICES DIRECTED TOWARDS UN- PRODUCTIVE CONSUMPTION . . 66 69 —Unproductive consumption is that not compensated by the growth of man-
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