The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal Economic Society, Том 30,Випуск 117Macmillan, 1920 |
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... measures of them , but in the course of their reasonings the things slip out of their memory . ( Cf. Book IV . , Chap . I. , Conclusion . ) When we look beyond the money we are brought down again to the real burdens of taxation . The ...
... measures of them , but in the course of their reasonings the things slip out of their memory . ( Cf. Book IV . , Chap . I. , Conclusion . ) When we look beyond the money we are brought down again to the real burdens of taxation . The ...
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... measure which is both least dishonour- able to the debtor and least hurtful to the creditor . " VI . IMPERIAL TAXATION AND PUBLIC DEBT . Adam Smith was of opinion that the revenue of Great Britain could never be sufficiently augmented ...
... measure which is both least dishonour- able to the debtor and least hurtful to the creditor . " VI . IMPERIAL TAXATION AND PUBLIC DEBT . Adam Smith was of opinion that the revenue of Great Britain could never be sufficiently augmented ...
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... manufacturing activity of the world ( as measured by the British sample ) and its agricultural activity . No. 117. - VOL . XXX . It remains to consider the possibility of relating the apparent 1920 ] 17 BRITISH EXPORTS AND THE BAROMETER.
... manufacturing activity of the world ( as measured by the British sample ) and its agricultural activity . No. 117. - VOL . XXX . It remains to consider the possibility of relating the apparent 1920 ] 17 BRITISH EXPORTS AND THE BAROMETER.
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... measures that might have safeguarded the interests of the separate States . It was against the interests of each of these States that any one among them should be given new bank - notes or credits from the Austro - Hungarian Bank , for ...
... measures that might have safeguarded the interests of the separate States . It was against the interests of each of these States that any one among them should be given new bank - notes or credits from the Austro - Hungarian Bank , for ...
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... measure , which from the point of view of the Jugo - Slav Government was perfectly correct in theory , did not work out well in practice . The preparations had been hurried , and the stamping was consequently so badly executed that ...
... measure , which from the point of view of the Jugo - Slav Government was perfectly correct in theory , did not work out well in practice . The preparations had been hurried , and the stamping was consequently so badly executed that ...
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The Economic Journal: The Quarterly Journal of the Royal ..., Том 23,Випуск 89 Повний перегляд - 1913 |
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