Fairy Tales of Profit in Industry Explain Prosperity
An essay argues against the myth that industry profits are excessive. It compares worker and public perception with data from Republic Steel and General Electric, showing real profits far below 10 percent. It contends profits fuel investment, plant expansion, wages, and national welfare by supporting durable prosperity.
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