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       -                  -  \nBibliographic Irregularities in the Original Document:  \nList all volumes and pages affected;include name of institution if filming borrowed text.  \n   Page(s)missing/not available:                             \n  Volume(s)missing/not available:_  \n                           \n  Illegible and/or damaged page(s):  \n                           \n  Page(s)or volume(s)misnumbered:_                           \n   Bound out of sequence:_                                  \n  Page(s)or volume(s)filmed from copy borrowed from:_  \n                  \nxunpaginated-[12]pagesOther  \nXbetween pages [2]and [3]   Inserted material:_                                    \n3082362-  \n# THE DEMANDS OF HUMANNATURE\n\nIn order to grasp the demands of human nature fullylet us classify them as follows:  \n1.A demand for products,such as food,fuel andshelter.  \n2.A demand for services,such as teachers,doctorsand railroad men render.  \n3.A demand for liberty,justice and peace.  \nThe purpose of this article is to show,that is,to dem-onstrate with mathematical exactness,that society can sat-isfy all the demands of human nature.The demonstrationmust begin with the demand for agricultural products.  \nWe assume that society will require the following ag-ricultural products:  \n1.Cotton  \n2.Wheat.  \n3.Corn.  \n4.Oats.  \nThe sources of supply,or the farmers who will supplythe products,are:  \n1.The cotton growers.  \n2.The wheat growers.  \n3.The corn growers.  \n4.The oat growers  \nFour agricultural products,and the four divisionswhich produce them,are sufficient for the purpose of illus-tration.  \nThere are two conditions under which the farmers canproduce their crops.  \n1.They can produce as individuals,which is thepresent condition.  \n2.They can produce as organized bodies.That is,each division can organize for the production of its crop.  \nNow,we assume that each division has organized forthe production of its crop.We further assume that eachdivision produces only one crop.  \nWe will designate this new condition as the normal  \ncondition.Organization for production is the first stepwhich the farmers must take in order to enable them tosupply society perfectly with agricultural products.  \n# LABOR\n\nLet us say that in order to produce their crops thedivisions must give the following amounts of labor:  \nTable 1—  \nI.The cotton division,6,480,000,000 hours of labor.  \n2.The wheat division,5,400,000,000 hours of labor.  \n3.The corn division,3,240,000,000 hours of labor.  \n4.The oat division,2,160,000,000 hours of labor.  \nTotal,17,280,000,000 hours of labor.  \nThe amount of labor must be ascertained from actualexperience.Our co-efficients serve only to illustrate.  \n# LABORERS\n\nLet us say that there are 18,000,000 farmers who labor.Of these,say that 10,800,000 give full time,which is thetime during which the organized divisions labor.Say thatthere are 7,200,000 who give less than full time,but whotogether give the time of 3,600,000 full time laborers.  \nOur 18,000,000_laborers are then equal to 14,400,000full time laborers.In that way we standardize the laborers.Herea","cbCaie1U6215TYpb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie1U6215TYpb","pdf",492208,11,"English","# The demands of humannature\n## Classification of demands\n## Agricultural products and supply conditions\n## Labor requirements (Table 1)\n## Laborers and standardization (Table 2)\n## Justice and the labor problem\n## Manufacturers and production costs","[{\"question\":\"How does the article classify the demands of human nature?\",\"answer\":\"It divides them into demands for products (food, fuel, shelter), demands for services (teachers, doctors, railroad men), and demands for liberty, justice, and peace.\"},{\"question\":\"What production conditions does the article assume for farmers?\",\"answer\":\"Farmers can produce either as individuals (the existing condition) or as organized bodies, with each division organized for producing one crop under a “normal condition.”\"},{\"question\":\"How does the article determine laborers and justify labor allocation?\",\"answer\":\"It uses labor hours from actual experience and then standardizes laborers, apportioning a fixed total number of laborers proportionally to each division’s required labor. 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