Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Том 1Appleton, 1920 |
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... paid for in money , it was hoped that the returns would actually be made in gold and silver . Importation of anything , other than the precious metals , was regarded as a loss to the nation of the whole price of the things imported ...
... paid for in money , it was hoped that the returns would actually be made in gold and silver . Importation of anything , other than the precious metals , was regarded as a loss to the nation of the whole price of the things imported ...
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... paid in money , but in something else ; having bought goods to a value equivalent , which are set off against those he sold . But he accepted these at a money valuation , and in the belief that they would bring in more money eventually ...
... paid in money , but in something else ; having bought goods to a value equivalent , which are set off against those he sold . But he accepted these at a money valuation , and in the belief that they would bring in more money eventually ...
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... paid or cred- ited in money : when he retires from business it is into money that he converts the whole , and not until then does he deem himself to have realized his gains : just as if money were the only wealth , and money's worth ...
... paid or cred- ited in money : when he retires from business it is into money that he converts the whole , and not until then does he deem himself to have realized his gains : just as if money were the only wealth , and money's worth ...
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... paid for it after it is finished , proceeds with his tools to his customer's house , and is there subsisted until the work is complete . The insecurity , however , of all possessions in this state of society , induces even the richest ...
... paid for it after it is finished , proceeds with his tools to his customer's house , and is there subsisted until the work is complete . The insecurity , however , of all possessions in this state of society , induces even the richest ...
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... Taxes there were none , as there were either no paid officers of government , or if there were , their payment had been provided for by a reserved portion of land , cultivated by slaves on account of 3 PRELIMINARY REMARKS . 33.
... Taxes there were none , as there were either no paid officers of government , or if there were , their payment had been provided for by a reserved portion of land , cultivated by slaves on account of 3 PRELIMINARY REMARKS . 33.
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