Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Том 1 |
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... prepared the ground for the seed, and whose labour never came in contact
with the substance in any of its states; and the plough-maker, whose share in the
result was still more remote. All these persons ultimately derive the remuneration
of ...
... prepared the ground for the seed, and whose labour never came in contact
with the substance in any of its states; and the plough-maker, whose share in the
result was still more remote. All these persons ultimately derive the remuneration
of ...
Сторінка 38
These, however, and the plough-maker, do not depend for their remuneration
upon the bread made from the produce of a single harvest, but upon that made
from the produce of all the harvests which are successively gathered until the
plough ...
These, however, and the plough-maker, do not depend for their remuneration
upon the bread made from the produce of a single harvest, but upon that made
from the produce of all the harvests which are successively gathered until the
plough ...
Сторінка 40
That previous labour has received its remuneration from the previous food. In
order to raise any product, there are needed labour, tools, and materials, and
food to feed the labourers. But the tools and materials are of no use except for ...
That previous labour has received its remuneration from the previous food. In
order to raise any product, there are needed labour, tools, and materials, and
food to feed the labourers. But the tools and materials are of no use except for ...
Сторінка 41
The claim to remuneration founded on the possession of food, available for the
maintenance of labourers, is of another kind; remuneration for abstinence, not for
labour. If a person has a store of food, he has it in his power to consume it himself
...
The claim to remuneration founded on the possession of food, available for the
maintenance of labourers, is of another kind; remuneration for abstinence, not for
labour. If a person has a store of food, he has it in his power to consume it himself
...
Сторінка 42
remuneration of the labour. The tool-maker (say, for instance, the plough-maker)
does not indeed usually wait for his payment until the harvest is reaped ; the
farmer advances it to him, and steps into his place by becoming the owner of the
...
remuneration of the labour. The tool-maker (say, for instance, the plough-maker)
does not indeed usually wait for his payment until the harvest is reaped ; the
farmer advances it to him, and steps into his place by becoming the owner of the
...
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