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When the system of wage working began to be fully developed under what is called "Industrial Capitalism," it became ... evident that the increasing mass of wage workers would suffer from insufficiency, because the driving force of the system was the making of profit and, therefore, the paying as little as possible for labor. ... The wage-worker ... had to take what was given him and his paymaster gave him as little as possible. The masses suffered insufficiency of food, bad housing conditions, poor clothing and the rest of it.... The evil did not spread to America till much later, because in America there was a vast reserve of underdeveloped land natural resources. Also ... a large proportion of wage workers had the chance of changing their condition by moving to new undeveloped places and ... selling their labor at a good price, because it was in high demand. Immigration: Meanwhile, there was always a large margin of workers who could not find employment.... America, which had long offered special advantages to the wage- workers, and had maintained a large proportion of free citizens not dependent on a wage, was flooded with immigrant workers from overseas, the wage-earners began to be the larger part of the citizens and, in the towns, the mass of their population. Welfare: Attempts were made in some countries ... to apply temporary remedies, especially to the evil of insecurity.... Sums were raised by compulsion: partly from the general taxpayer, partly out of wages, partly by a special levy on employers, to insure the workers against unemployment and to maintain them where the sums they received were insufficient to meet the lowest standards of life. But ... the root of the evil remained untouched. Summary: Industrial capitalism cannot supply a living wage, so immigrants came to U.S. Eventually government had to make up difference by various welfare programs