It is not only just, but it is in the interest of the public, that this man should receive the amplest payment for the masterful business capacity which enables him to benefit himself while benefiting the public; but in return he must himself recognize his duty to the public.
Roosevelt stresses the importance of fair compensation for business leaders who serve the public while benefiting themselves.
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