Principles of Political Economy with Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Том 2Appleton, 1893 |
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... Germany , or Switzerland , capital moves perhaps almost as readily as to the colonies ; the differences of language and government being scarcely so great a hindrance as climate and distance . To countries still barbarous , or , like ...
... Germany , or Switzerland , capital moves perhaps almost as readily as to the colonies ; the differences of language and government being scarcely so great a hindrance as climate and distance . To countries still barbarous , or , like ...
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... Germany , and of Germany to import cloth from England . " When each country produced both commodities for itself , 10 yards of cloth exchanged for 15 yards of linen in England , and for 20 in Germany . They will now exchange for the ...
... Germany , and of Germany to import cloth from England . " When each country produced both commodities for itself , 10 yards of cloth exchanged for 15 yards of linen in England , and for 20 in Germany . They will now exchange for the ...
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... Germany will exchange for each other . " As exchange value , in this case as in every other , is proverbially ... Germany the price of 10 yards of cloth is now 17 yards of linen , or whatever quantity of money is equivalent in Germany to ...
... Germany will exchange for each other . " As exchange value , in this case as in every other , is proverbially ... Germany the price of 10 yards of cloth is now 17 yards of linen , or whatever quantity of money is equivalent in Germany to ...
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... Germany to require at the assumed value . Germany would be able to procure no more than 800 times 10 yards at that price . To procure the remaining 200 , which she would have no means of doing but by bidding higher for them , she would ...
... Germany to require at the assumed value . Germany would be able to procure no more than 800 times 10 yards at that price . To procure the remaining 200 , which she would have no means of doing but by bidding higher for them , she would ...
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... Germany with cloth . Before her trade with England commenced , when 10 yards of cloth cost her as much labour as 20 yards of linen , she nevertheless consumed as much cloth as she wanted under any circumstances , and , if she could ...
... Germany with cloth . Before her trade with England commenced , when 10 yards of cloth cost her as much labour as 20 yards of linen , she nevertheless consumed as much cloth as she wanted under any circumstances , and , if she could ...
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Сторінка 395 - Every tax ought to be levied at the time or in the manner in which it is most likely to be convenient for the contributor to pay it.
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