Principles of Political Economy, with some of their applications to Social Philosophy, Том 21849 |
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... portion to the deficiency , or that every increase lowered it in the precise ratio of the excess . Some things are usually affected in a greater ratio than that of the excess or deficiency , others usually in a less : because , in ...
... portion to the deficiency , or that every increase lowered it in the precise ratio of the excess . Some things are usually affected in a greater ratio than that of the excess or deficiency , others usually in a less : because , in ...
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... portion of the money in the country , certainly tends to raise prices . But money hoarded does not act on prices . Money kept in reserve by individuals to meet contingencies which do not occur , does not act on prices . The money in the ...
... portion of the money in the country , certainly tends to raise prices . But money hoarded does not act on prices . Money kept in reserve by individuals to meet contingencies which do not occur , does not act on prices . The money in the ...
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... portion of the stock , exchequer bills , railway debentures , mercantile bills , mortgages , & c . , which are at all times in the hands of the public . By doing this he would raise the prices of those different securities , or in other ...
... portion of the stock , exchequer bills , railway debentures , mercantile bills , mortgages , & c . , which are at all times in the hands of the public . By doing this he would raise the prices of those different securities , or in other ...
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... portion used as money : that portion could not fall in value one - fourth , unless actually increased one- fourth ; for , at prices one - fourth higher , one - fourth more money would be required to make the accustomed purchases ; and ...
... portion used as money : that portion could not fall in value one - fourth , unless actually increased one- fourth ; for , at prices one - fourth higher , one - fourth more money would be required to make the accustomed purchases ; and ...
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... portion of the productive resources of any commercial country ; and is naturally attracted to those producers or ... portions of capital , the sums which each person keeps by him to meet contingencies , are made available for productive ...
... portion of the productive resources of any commercial country ; and is naturally attracted to those producers or ... portions of capital , the sums which each person keeps by him to meet contingencies , are made available for productive ...
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accumulation Adam Smith advantage amount bank notes Bank of England bankers benefit bills bullion capitalists cause cheaper cheapness circulation circumstances commerce commodities consequence consumers corn corn laws cost of labour cost of production cultivation currency debt degree demand depend diminished direct tax duty economical effect employed employment enable England equal equivalent exchange exchange value existing expense exports fall favour France Germany gold greater imports improvement income increase of capital industry labour and capital land landlords law of value less loans lower manufacture means ment mode money wages necessary obtain ordinary paid payment persons portion precious metals present primogeniture principle progress proportion purchase quantity raise rate of interest rate of profit rent revenue rise of price saving speculation sumers supply suppose taxation theory things tion tithe trade value of money wealth whole yards of cloth yards of linen