Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Том 1Appleton, 1920 |
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... circumstances , CHAPTER XI . Of Wages . • 417 § 1. Wages depend on the demand and supply of labour - in other words , on population and capital , · 2. Examination of some popular opinions respecting wages , 3. Certain rare circumstances ...
... circumstances , CHAPTER XI . Of Wages . • 417 § 1. Wages depend on the demand and supply of labour - in other words , on population and capital , · 2. Examination of some popular opinions respecting wages , 3. Certain rare circumstances ...
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... circumstances , 2. Such commodities , when produced in circumstances more fa- vourable , yield a rent equal to the difference of cost , 3. Rent of mines and fisheries , and ground - rent of buildings , 4. Cases of extra profit analogous ...
... circumstances , 2. Such commodities , when produced in circumstances more fa- vourable , yield a rent equal to the difference of cost , 3. Rent of mines and fisheries , and ground - rent of buildings , 4. Cases of extra profit analogous ...
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... circumstances in which air would be a part of wealth . If it became custom- ary to sojourn long in places where the air does not natu- rally penetrate , as in diving - bells sunk in the sea , a supply of air artificially furnished would ...
... circumstances in which air would be a part of wealth . If it became custom- ary to sojourn long in places where the air does not natu- rally penetrate , as in diving - bells sunk in the sea , a supply of air artificially furnished would ...
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... circumstances except- ed ) as might perhaps have been anticipated . The quantity of human food which the earth is capable of returning even to the most wretched system of agriculture , so much exceeds what could be obtained in the ...
... circumstances except- ed ) as might perhaps have been anticipated . The quantity of human food which the earth is capable of returning even to the most wretched system of agriculture , so much exceeds what could be obtained in the ...
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... circumstances of race and climate , and no doubt with many favourable accidents of which all trace is now lost , was combined the advantage of a position on the shores of a great inland sea , the other coasts of which were already ...
... circumstances of race and climate , and no doubt with many favourable accidents of which all trace is now lost , was combined the advantage of a position on the shores of a great inland sea , the other coasts of which were already ...
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