Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1891, 'Labour and Capital' is a letter from Goldwin Smith to his labour friend, in which he discusses the relationship between the two concepts. Smith argues that labour and capital should work together to achieve common goals, rather than against each other. He also explores the role of labor unions in this dynamic. This book offers a unique historical insight into the social and economic debates of the late 19th century.
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