Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1888 - 134 Seiten |
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... rent , so that the labourers have barely enough to live upon . When we are able to understand why the labourer gets ... rent ; that of the capitalist is inter- est ; and the government take taxes . We may say that , as a general rule ...
... rent , so that the labourers have barely enough to live upon . When we are able to understand why the labourer gets ... rent ; that of the capitalist is inter- est ; and the government take taxes . We may say that , as a general rule ...
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... rent of a house or factory is , therefore , not all rent in our meaning of the word . Capital has been spent in building the house or factory , and interest must be paid on this capital ; we must then deduct this interest from what is ...
... rent of a house or factory is , therefore , not all rent in our meaning of the word . Capital has been spent in building the house or factory , and interest must be paid on this capital ; we must then deduct this interest from what is ...
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William Stanley Jevons. rent of the land which he has hired . Having struck off these portions , there ought to remain a certain profit , part of which he uses to live upon . But even this profit consists of more than interest upon his ...
William Stanley Jevons. rent of the land which he has hired . Having struck off these portions , there ought to remain a certain profit , part of which he uses to live upon . But even this profit consists of more than interest upon his ...
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... rent of his house . Instead , then , of receiving an actual share of the produce , he receives from the capitalist as much money as is supposed to be equal in value to his share . Now , we shall see that it is requisite to distinguish ...
... rent of his house . Instead , then , of receiving an actual share of the produce , he receives from the capitalist as much money as is supposed to be equal in value to his share . Now , we shall see that it is requisite to distinguish ...
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... rent of land and interest of capital have been paid . If factories , then , produce less goods in nine hours than in ten , as is usually the case , there cannot , in the long run , be so much wages to receive . On the other hand , as ...
... rent of land and interest of capital have been paid . If factories , then , produce less goods in nine hours than in ten , as is usually the case , there cannot , in the long run , be so much wages to receive . On the other hand , as ...
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