Such opportunities mean the granting to one man the control of
other men by means of wage-capital.

Disastrous effects of granting such opportunities to all or even
most of those who would believe themselves entitled to them.

True remedy for the difficulties besetting the problem of
opportunity.

Ruskin on human demands. Needs and "romantic wishes." The former
not largely alterable. The latter depend mainly on education.

The problem practically soluble by a wise moral education only,
which will correlate demand and expectation with the personal
capacities of the individual.

Relative equality of opportunity, not absolute equality, the
true formula.

Equality of opportunity, though much talked about by socialists,
is essentially a formula of competition, and opposed to the
principles of socialism.


CHAPTER XVI

THE SOCIAL POLICY OF THE FUTURE

THE MORAL OF THIS BOOK