Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social PhilosophyLongmans, Green, 1894 - 591 стор. |
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... less , their owner is reputed less rich , though the things themselves are precisely the same . is true , also , that people do not grow rich by keeping their money unused , and that they must be willing to spend in order to gain ...
... less , their owner is reputed less rich , though the things themselves are precisely the same . is true , also , that people do not grow rich by keeping their money unused , and that they must be willing to spend in order to gain ...
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... less . Less labour may be required ; but if that which is required is absolutely indispensable , the result is just as much the product of labour , as of nature . When two conditions are equally necessary for producing the effect at all ...
... less . Less labour may be required ; but if that which is required is absolutely indispensable , the result is just as much the product of labour , as of nature . When two conditions are equally necessary for producing the effect at all ...
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... less . But this seems to be a misunder- standing of the matter in dispute . Pro- duction not being the sole end of human existence , the term unproductive does not necessarily imply any stigma ; nor was ever intended to do so in the pre ...
... less . But this seems to be a misunder- standing of the matter in dispute . Pro- duction not being the sole end of human existence , the term unproductive does not necessarily imply any stigma ; nor was ever intended to do so in the pre ...
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... less than is produced , is saving ; and that is the process by which capital is increased ; not necessarily by consuming less , ab- solutely . We must not allow ourselves to be so much the slaves of words , as to be unable to use the ...
... less than is produced , is saving ; and that is the process by which capital is increased ; not necessarily by consuming less , ab- solutely . We must not allow ourselves to be so much the slaves of words , as to be unable to use the ...
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... less ample , as a consequence of the detri- ment itself . One of these is that spend- thrifts do not usually succeed in consuming all they spend . Their habitual carelessness as to expenditure causes them to be cheated and robbed on all ...
... less ample , as a consequence of the detri- ment itself . One of these is that spend- thrifts do not usually succeed in consuming all they spend . Their habitual carelessness as to expenditure causes them to be cheated and robbed on all ...
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