a. Those who can live upon less; as single men, foreigners, Irishmen, women, &c.
b. Those who derive their subsistence from other sources; as Wives, Children, Paupers, Prisoners, Inmates of Asylums, Prostitutes, and Amateurs (or those who work at a business merely for pocket-money).
c. Those who are in receipt of some pecuniary or other aid; as Pensioners, Allottees of land, and such as have out-door relief from the workhouse.
II. Auxiliaries, or those engaged in promoting the enrichment and distributing the riches of the community.
A. Promoters of Production.
1. Employers, or those who find the materials, implements, and appurtenances for the work, and pay the wages of the workmen.
a. Administrative Employers, or those who supply wholesale or retail dealers. These are subdivisible into—
i. Standard Employers, or those who work at the regular standard prices of the trade.
ii. “Cutting” Employers, or those who work at less than the regular prices of the trade; as Contractors, &c.
b. Executive Employers, or those who work directly for the public without the intervention of a wholesale or retail dealer; as Builders, &c.