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children don't work in factories any more an those that do work are treated with a lot more respect, there are now safety rules and safety clothing workers are now safe at work.

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What is Robert Owen famous for?

Robert Owen is famous or known for being one of the founders of utopian socialism. He was from the United Kingdom, was married, and had three children.


What was Owen attitude toward capitalism Who did he think should make economic decisions Identify words and phrases that reveal his viewpoint?

Robert Owen was critical of capitalism, viewing it as exploitative and harmful to workers. He believed that economic decisions should be made collectively and democratically by the community rather than by individual capitalists. Phrases like "moral economy" and "cooperative labor" reflect his vision for a more equitable system that prioritizes social welfare over profit. Owen advocated for a cooperative society where the needs of the community guided economic choices.


What happens to money supply when the fed raises the reserve requirement?

tibor and owen


Under obamas tax plan if you are a small business owener and grossover 250000 do you pay taxes that or your Owen income under 250000?

I haven't seen details on Obama's tax plan. Increasing the maximum tax rate is actually historically a good thing, but only if the bracket is raised so that only the really wealthy pay that maximum rate. Barack Obama has stated numerous times that only the taxes of those making over $250,000 a year will go up. Joe Biden has said $150,000. Either way, the taxes will be paid on whatever your INCOME is, not the gross of your business.


What President created the Federal Reserve system?

President Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law in 1913; however, it's inaccurate to say Wilson "created" the Federal Reserve system. The bill was sponsored by Senators Carter Glass and Robert Owen, based on a bill originally introduced in 1908 by Nelson Aldridge, and was a compromise measure between Republicans, who favored the Federal Reserve and Democrats who opposed Wall Street's involvement in its operation. The Federal Reserve become operational in 1915.