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  1. Front Matter
    1. Preface to the Issue of 1920
    2. Introduction to the 1902 Edition
    3. Preface
  2. Chapter I: The Diary of an Investigator
  3. Chapter II: The Jews of London
  4. Chapter III: Women's Wages
    1. I. Manual Labour
      1. (a) Time Wages
      2. (b) Task Wages
    2. II. Routine Mental Work
    3. III. Artistic Work
    4. IV. Intellectual Work
    5. Conclusion
  5. Chapter IV: Women and the Factory Acts
  6. Chapter V: The Regulation of the Hours of Labour
  7. Chapter VI: How to Do Away with the Sweating System
    1. Appendix
      1. Landlord's Responsibility for Sanitation
      2. Responsibility of the Employer
  8. Chapter VII: The Reform of the Poor Law
    1. I. State Pensions for the Aged
    2. II. Efficient Education for the Children
    3. III. Collective Provision for the Sick
    4. IV. Public Burial of the Dead
    5. V. — Abolition of the Casual Ward
    6. VI. Reform of Poor Law Machinery
  9. Chapter VIII: The Relationship Between Co-operation and Trade Unionism
  10. Chapter IX: The National Dividend and Its Distribution
  11. Chapter X: The Difficulties of Individualism
    1. The Constant Evolution of Society
    2. 'Social Problems'
    3. Individualism and Collectivism
    4. The New Pressure for Social Reform
    5. Inequality of Income
    6. Can we Dodge the Law of Rent?
    7. The 'Population Question'
    8. The 'Wickedness' of Making any Change
    9. Why Inequality is Bad
    10. The Degradation of Character
    11. The Loss of Freedom
    12. The Growth of Collective Action
    13. Competition
    14. The Lesson of Evolution
    15. The Struggle for Existence between Nations
    16. Argument and Class Bias
    17. Socialism and Liberty
  12. Chapter XI: Socialism: True and False
    1. Utopia-founding
    2. The Easiest Way to Socialism
    3. Trade Sectionalism
    4. Joint-Stock Individualism
    5. Industrial Anarchism
    6. Peasant Proprietorship

Problems of modern industry, by Sidney & Beatrice Webb

Webb, Sidney, 1859-1947.
London, Longmans, Green, and co., 1920.

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