INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS AND HUMAN ECONOMICS



By James Hartness


1921


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Address all communications relative to industries to Commissioner
of Industries, Montpelier, Vermont.

This book is published by private funds

_Fellow Citizen_:

Vermont's natural resources have been set forth in State
publications, not adequately, but nevertheless, in well
prepared publications.

Supplementing such publications this book deals with our human
resources, showing the way by which our greatest resource--human
energy--can be most effectively employed. It uses the welfare of
man as the yardstick of measure rather than treating the subjects
under the head of natural resources.

At the present time the productive power of a day's work varies