Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Том 2Appleton, 1923 |
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... commerce consist in increased effi- ciency of the productive powers of the world , . not in a vent for exports , nor in the gains of merchants , . 5. Indirect benefits of commerce , economical and moral ; still greater than the direct ...
... commerce consist in increased effi- ciency of the productive powers of the world , . not in a vent for exports , nor in the gains of merchants , . 5. Indirect benefits of commerce , economical and moral ; still greater than the direct ...
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... commerce , or conquest . To the qualities which originally recommended them , another came to be added , the importance of which only unfolded itself by degrees . Of all commodities , they are among the least in- fluenced by any of the ...
... commerce , or conquest . To the qualities which originally recommended them , another came to be added , the importance of which only unfolded itself by degrees . Of all commodities , they are among the least in- fluenced by any of the ...
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... commerce , in a very different sense . Money , which is so commonly understood as the synonyme of wealth , is more especially the term in use to denote it when it is the subject of borrowing . When one person lends to another , as well ...
... commerce , in a very different sense . Money , which is so commonly understood as the synonyme of wealth , is more especially the term in use to denote it when it is the subject of borrowing . When one person lends to another , as well ...
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... commerce . But nations which , like England , adopt the more costly of the two as their standard , resort to a different expedient for retaining them both in circulation , namely , to make silver a legal tender , but only for small 48 ...
... commerce . But nations which , like England , adopt the more costly of the two as their standard , resort to a different expedient for retaining them both in circulation , namely , to make silver a legal tender , but only for small 48 ...
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... commerce in which much credit is habitually given , general prices at any mo- ment depend much more upon the state of credit than upon the quantity of money For credit , though it is not pro- ductive power , is purchasing power ; and a ...
... commerce in which much credit is habitually given , general prices at any mo- ment depend much more upon the state of credit than upon the quantity of money For credit , though it is not pro- ductive power , is purchasing power ; and a ...
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