Excerpt from The Theory of Wages Adjusted to Recent Theories of Value
As already suggested, the intensity of labor is regulated by the pain or the sacrifice involved in labor. The total sacrifice consists not only in the positive pain of weariness, but in the confinement which prevents the laborer from the fullest enjoyment of his earnings and a number of other disagreeable features. Still, the factors which regu late the intensity of labor are comparatively simple.'r But the factors which regulate the other dimension of the sup ply - namely, numbers are more complex, and vary somewhat among different occupations. With the general class of unskilled laborers the question of the limitation of this dimension of the supply is mainly involved in the question of population.
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