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Сторінка iv
3 1. Of the rent of land. Large proportion of the landlord in the days of early
cultivation. That proportion diminishes as labor becomes more productive, but the
amount of rent increases. The laborer's share increases in its proportion, with
large ...
3 1. Of the rent of land. Large proportion of the landlord in the days of early
cultivation. That proportion diminishes as labor becomes more productive, but the
amount of rent increases. The laborer's share increases in its proportion, with
large ...
Сторінка v
Growth of rent supposed by Mr. Ricardo to be retarded by improvements in
cultivation. Interests of the landlord supposed to be promoted by diminution in the
supply of food, and increasing poverty of the laborer. Facts and theories not in ...
Growth of rent supposed by Mr. Ricardo to be retarded by improvements in
cultivation. Interests of the landlord supposed to be promoted by diminution in the
supply of food, and increasing poverty of the laborer. Facts and theories not in ...
Сторінка x
... which attends the extension of cultivation. Consequent necessity for increase
in the number of men. Wonderful beauty of all natural arrangements...... 319 3 5.
That man may profit by those arrangements, he is required to conform to that law
...
... which attends the extension of cultivation. Consequent necessity for increase
in the number of men. Wonderful beauty of all natural arrangements...... 319 3 5.
That man may profit by those arrangements, he is required to conform to that law
...
Сторінка 26
That number increases as man is more and more enabled to direct the forces of
nature, and to subdue to cultivation the richer soils— every stage of progress
being attended with increase in the power to associate, accompanied by rapid ...
That number increases as man is more and more enabled to direct the forces of
nature, and to subdue to cultivation the richer soils— every stage of progress
being attended with increase in the power to associate, accompanied by rapid ...
Сторінка 28
in the ability to direct the forces of nature to man's service — exhibited in the
extension of cultivation over rich soils that, in the days of Caesar, had been a
mass of swamps and forests. In no part of Europe did consumption so rapidly
follow on ...
in the ability to direct the forces of nature to man's service — exhibited in the
extension of cultivation over rich soils that, in the days of Caesar, had been a
mass of swamps and forests. In no part of Europe did consumption so rapidly
follow on ...
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| Назва | Principles of Social Science, Том 3 Principles of Social Science, Henry Charles Carey |
| Автор | Henry Charles Carey |
| Видавець | J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1859 |
| Оригінал із | Каліфорнійський університет |
| Оцифровано | 2 жов. 2007 |
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