In his Principles of Political Economy, J.S. Mill argued for the desirability of breaking down the sharp and hostile division between the producers or workers, on the one hand, and the capitalists or owners, on the other hand.

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Mill believed that the division between producers and capitalists was harmful to society and advocated for a system in which both groups worked together for the common good. He argued that this would lead to greater prosperity and social harmony.

In His Principles of Political Economy, J