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The bit what's left
In a standard working day of eight hours, it may take me four hours to produce the equivalent of my wages. If the time needed to cover my wage packet is reduced from four to two hours, then the bit what's left increases from four to six hours.
It is the bit what's left that makes free enterprise what it is today — exceedingly profitable...
It is the bit what's left that makes free enterprise what it is today — exceedingly profitable...
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