Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Том 1Appleton, 1920 |
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... effect at all , it is unmeaning to say that so much of it is produced by one and so much by the other ; it is like attempting to decide which half of a pair of scissors has most to do in the act of cutting ; or which of the factors ...
... effect at all , it is unmeaning to say that so much of it is produced by one and so much by the other ; it is like attempting to decide which half of a pair of scissors has most to do in the act of cutting ; or which of the factors ...
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... effect intend- ed , is the result for which the exhibitor works and the spec- tator pays ; nothing but the immediate pleasure . Such again , is the labour of the army and navy ; they , at the best , prevent a country from being ...
... effect intend- ed , is the result for which the exhibitor works and the spec- tator pays ; nothing but the immediate pleasure . Such again , is the labour of the army and navy ; they , at the best , prevent a country from being ...
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... effect perceptible , let us suppose that the change takes place on a considerable scale , and that a large sum is diverted from buying plate and jewels to employing productive labourers , whom we shall suppose to have been previously ...
... effect perceptible , let us suppose that the change takes place on a considerable scale , and that a large sum is diverted from buying plate and jewels to employing productive labourers , whom we shall suppose to have been previously ...
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... effect of causing more food to be appropriated to the consumption of productive labourers . The distinction , then , between Capital and Not - capital , does not lie in the kind of commodities , but in the mind of the capitalist - in ...
... effect of causing more food to be appropriated to the consumption of productive labourers . The distinction , then , between Capital and Not - capital , does not lie in the kind of commodities , but in the mind of the capitalist - in ...
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... effect , a matter of para- mount consideration for the time . Where industry has not come up to the limit imposed by capital , governments may , in various ways , for example by importing additional labourers , bring it nearer to that ...
... effect , a matter of para- mount consideration for the time . Where industry has not come up to the limit imposed by capital , governments may , in various ways , for example by importing additional labourers , bring it nearer to that ...
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