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... Regard to its Object V. The Evolution of the Right of Property with Regard to its Attributes . VI . The Inequality of Wealth VII . The Right to be Idle . VIII . The Right to Relief • . 421 423 428 430 . 432 437 • • 444 • 447 CHAPTER II ...
... Regard to its Object V. The Evolution of the Right of Property with Regard to its Attributes . VI . The Inequality of Wealth VII . The Right to be Idle . VIII . The Right to Relief • . 421 423 428 430 . 432 437 • • 444 • 447 CHAPTER II ...
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... regard- ing the meaning of the expressions " natural law " and " free will . " We are in the habit of representing natural law figuratively as an inflexible , unchangeable power , command- ing unconditional obedience . But natural law ...
... regard- ing the meaning of the expressions " natural law " and " free will . " We are in the habit of representing natural law figuratively as an inflexible , unchangeable power , command- ing unconditional obedience . But natural law ...
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... regard to which we are not only spectators , but actors . also , yet this is the very reason which keeps us from seeing them clearly ! Furthermore , social facts are infinitely more diversified ; whoever has seen one grasshopper may be ...
... regard to which we are not only spectators , but actors . also , yet this is the very reason which keeps us from seeing them clearly ! Furthermore , social facts are infinitely more diversified ; whoever has seen one grasshopper may be ...
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... regard these three assumptions as false , they claim that the economic science built upon them is necessarily erroneous . They maintain that the " economic man , " whose sole preoccupation is the accumulation of wealth , whose exclusive ...
... regard these three assumptions as false , they claim that the economic science built upon them is necessarily erroneous . They maintain that the " economic man , " whose sole preoccupation is the accumulation of wealth , whose exclusive ...
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... regard the hedonistic principle , or their abstractions , as anything more than hypotheses necessary for the establishment of a science in the strict sense of the term.1 While the abstract and hypothetical method is thus revived by the ...
... regard the hedonistic principle , or their abstractions , as anything more than hypotheses necessary for the establishment of a science in the strict sense of the term.1 While the abstract and hypothetical method is thus revived by the ...
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Сторінка 490 - Wages depend, then, on the proportion between the number of the labouring population, and the capital or other funds devoted to the purchase of labour; we will say, for shortness, the capital. If wages are higher at one time or place than at another, if the subsistence and comfort of the class of hired labourers are more ample, it is, and can be, for no other reason, than because capital bears a greater proportion to population.
Сторінка 576 - ... their productive powers. At the same time, the rent of the first quality will rise, for that must always be above the rent of the second, by the difference between the produce which they yield with a given quantity of capital and labour. 'With every step in the progress of population...
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Сторінка 173 - I have seen a small manufactory of this kind where ten men only were employed, and where some of them consequently performed two or three distinct operations. But though they were very poor, and therefore but indifferently accommodated with the necessary machinery, they could, when they exerted themselves, make among them about twelve pounds of pins in a day.