"There must always be an inequality of bargaining power between masters and men in every contract, until that day shall arrive when the sacrifices of each master in a strike or lock out will affect his present comfort and future destiny as seriously, in its way, as it does that of each of his workmen."
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John Beattie Crozier, The Wheel of Wealth (1906) Part III, ch 2, ‘On the tendency to inequality’, p. 377
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