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Shaw has used the following example to explain his point view
O machinery products
O pins and woollen garments
O pins and machinery products
O woollen garments​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Pins And Machinery product

Answered by qwwestham
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"How Wealth Accumulates and Men Decay" by G.B. Shaw is a remark on capitalism. It shows how now labors have no control over what they produce.

  • Shaw in his essay has said that capitalism has left us in a state of 'idiocy'. In chase of profit, human values have got eroded.
  • In order to elucidate his point, Shaw has used the example of pins and woolen garments to display that the system we use has passed beyond our knowledge and control.
  • There was a period when a pin-maker would do everything from buying the material to shaping it and even marketing it.
  • However now one worker does only one thing and he wants the skill to produce a pin.
  • The workers were specialists but the cost of the product was high.
  • Pins cost so much that a woman’s dress allowance was termed pin money.
  • Shaw was not pleased with the capitalist system because he supposed that it produced universal ignorance of how things were made and completed whilst at the same time it caused them to be made and done on a massive scale.
  • Books according to Shaw fail to give useful knowledge as it is  written by those who do not do the work and they get info from other books.

He has concluded by saying that this capitalist system has nearly left us like risky lunatics in this real world.

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