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CONTENTS 
William Allen White . 
Leonard Wood . . . 
Theodore Roosevelt 
Frederick Almy . . . 
Margaret Dreier Robins 
Walter Lippman . . 
James Roscoe Day . . 
John D. Works . . 
Otto H. Kahn . . 
Joseph Husslein . . . 
Charles Edward Russell 
Robert G. Valentine . 
Irving Fisher . . . . 
Henry R. Seager . . 
Charles A. Ellwood . 
Attitude of the Churches . | 
The Baptist Church . . . « . « «+ + « + « 
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in 
America . . +. « «+ o 
The Methodist Episcopal Church . 
The National Catholic War Council 
Harry F. Ward . . . . . 
Col. David Carnegie . 
Opinions of Employers 
Printing Industry . 
J. A. Norton . . . 
Frederick P. Fish . 
Mark L. Requa . . . . 
Opinions of Organized Labor 
Railroad Labor Organizations . . . . . 
Labor Group, National Industrial Conference . 
American Federation of Labor . . . . . . . . 
E. J. Manion, Before United States Railroad Labor 
Board . . . . . « . + «+o + ee 
The “Savings” and “Cultural” Wage . . . . . 
Significant Controversies . . . « . « . . 
The Practicability of the Living Wage . 
Formal Precedents Established 
Standards Evolved . . . . . 
The Budgetary Method Accepted . . . . . . . . 
General Conclusions as to a Living or Adequate Basic 
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VIII—ACCEPTANCE AND GENERAL APPLICATION OF 
THE THEORY OF PRODUCTIVE EFFICIENCY 160 
The Productivity Theory of Wages . . . . . . . 161 
The Productive Efficiency Theory Becomes the Basis 
of American Industrial Statesmanship . . . 167 
Extent of the Sanction of the New Theory . . . . 169