Another mode of remedying the existing ills in industry and the distribution of wealth, must be in giving employees an actual interest in the products of their labors, so that ultimately co-operation will be the source of all production, its results being justly distributed among all those who assist in the production.
Woodhull suggests that giving workers a stake in the products of their labor will lead to fairer distribution of wealth.
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