By Oswald Mosley
Problems and solutions to the introduction of new technology. How labour saving devices can be a boon and not a curse.
  The first part of this booklet deals and explains the problems. Mosley's relationship with Lord Keynes and the differences between their ideas are explained. The Birmingham Proposals of the pre-war period are also discussed. These were put forward by Mosley and the Young Socialists in an attempt to balance consummation with production. The methods being attempted in the USA with "the new Deal" are also examined.
  The final chapter deals with solutions to the problems and an exposition of Mosley's "Wage Price Mechanism".