Workers of the World, Consume: Ira Steward and the Origins of Labor Consumerism

Lawrence B. Glickman

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A distinction has generally been made between the producer and the consumer … we have been led to suppose that the producer and the consumer were totally separate individuals, with separate and distinct interests, when in reality all producers are consumers.

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