Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Том 1Appleton, 1920 |
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... mankind , and , in some , a most unduly engrossing one . That subject is Wealth . Writers on Political Economy profess to teach , or to investigate , the nature of Wealth , and the laws of its production and distribution including ...
... mankind , and , in some , a most unduly engrossing one . That subject is Wealth . Writers on Political Economy profess to teach , or to investigate , the nature of Wealth , and the laws of its production and distribution including ...
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... mankind — a belief from which no one was , nor without an extraordinary effort of genius and courage , could at that time be free — becomes to a subsequent age so palpable an absurd- ity , that the only difficulty then is to imagine how ...
... mankind — a belief from which no one was , nor without an extraordinary effort of genius and courage , could at that time be free — becomes to a subsequent age so palpable an absurd- ity , that the only difficulty then is to imagine how ...
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... mankind are much richer by obtaining it gratis , since the time and labour which would otherwise be required for sup- plying the most pressing of all wants , can be devoted to other purposes . It is possible to imagine circumstances in ...
... mankind are much richer by obtaining it gratis , since the time and labour which would otherwise be required for sup- plying the most pressing of all wants , can be devoted to other purposes . It is possible to imagine circumstances in ...
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... mankind do not live on the produce of hunting , but on milk and its products , and on the animal increase of flocks and herds . This condition is not only more desirable in itself , but more conducive to further progress ; and a much ...
... mankind do not live on the produce of hunting , but on milk and its products , and on the animal increase of flocks and herds . This condition is not only more desirable in itself , but more conducive to further progress ; and a much ...
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... mankind is otherwise than difficult , and in general either painful or very slow , ) but it lies in what may be called the spontaneous course of events . The growth of the popula- tion of men and cattle began in time to press upon the ...
... mankind is otherwise than difficult , and in general either painful or very slow , ) but it lies in what may be called the spontaneous course of events . The growth of the popula- tion of men and cattle began in time to press upon the ...
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accumulation additional advance advantage agricultural amount applied become called capital carried causes circumstances competition condition consequence considerable considered consumed cultivation demand depends desire diminished economy effect employed employment England English equal exertion exist expense extent fact farmer farms fixed France give given greater habits hands human important improvement increase individual industry interest Italy kind labour land landlord least less limited live maintain manufactures materials means ment mode nature necessary never object obtained occupation operations opinion paid peasant persons political population portion possession practical present principle produce profit proportion proprietors quantity question raise reason remuneration render rent require respect result saving says society soil sufficient supply suppose things tion unless usually wages wealth whole