2. Discuss the following statement: Under the piece-work system the foreman looks out for the quality and the operative for the quantity of the work; under the time-wage system the foreman looks out for the quantity and the laborer for the quality of the work.
3. What remedy has the foreman for an inefficient laborer working under the time-wage system?
4. Is time- or piece-work best adapted to the following kinds of laborers: coal-miners, coopers, farm-hands, printers, engravers, shoe-factory hands, railroad brakemen, telegraph operators?
5. Since under the piece-work system a man is paid only for what he does is there any reason for discharging a workman employed under this plan whose efficiency falls below the average?
6. Describe any case of profit-sharing you may have seen in operation.
7. In the case of a coöperative general store do economic profits emerge? If so, where do they go?
8. If you have seen a coöperative store in operation tell what was its success.
9. Compare and explain producers' and consumers' coöperation, showing the difficulties and advantages.