The principle is this, that labor and capital are equally interested in the productions that flow from their joint operations; that is, the capital that gives employment to one hundred laborers is entitled to an equal interest with the laborers in what is produced.
Woodhull emphasizes the equal stake that both laborers and capitalists have in the outcomes of their joint efforts.
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