Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,46|        only that they pay the just wages due to the labors of their
 2   2,46|   safeguard their rights so far as wages are concerned, but also


Mater et magistra
   §
 3 11    |            of services-profits and wages, were to be determined by
 4 13    |          ever-increasing hardship. Wages were insufficient even to
 5 33    |     recompensed."12 In determining wages, therefore, justice demands
 6 68    |     through the inadequcy of their wages to live with their families
 7 78    |             Any adjustment between wages and profits must take into
 8 79    | maintenance of equilibrium between wages and prices; the need to
 9 111   |           in a true social order. ~Wages and Property~
10 112   |         limits of the common good, wages too shall increase. This
11 139   |       proportion between different wages is also a matter of importance."
12 150   |           the drift of population, wages, taxes, credit, and the