Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1888 - 134 Seiten |
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... rich and prosperous than another . It aims at teaching what should be done in order that poor people may be as few as possible , and that everybody may , as a gene- ral rule , be well paid for his work . Other sciences , no doubt ...
... rich and prosperous than another . It aims at teaching what should be done in order that poor people may be as few as possible , and that everybody may , as a gene- ral rule , be well paid for his work . Other sciences , no doubt ...
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... rich by making hard bargains , and saving up his money like a miser . Now as this is not nearly so good as if he were to spend his wealth for the benefit of his relatives , friends , and the public generally , they proceed to condemn ...
... rich by making hard bargains , and saving up his money like a miser . Now as this is not nearly so good as if he were to spend his wealth for the benefit of his relatives , friends , and the public generally , they proceed to condemn ...
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... rich richer , and to leave the poor to perish . All this is quite mistaken . The political economist , when he inquires how people may most easily acquire riches , does not teach that the rich man should keep his wealth like a miser ...
... rich richer , and to leave the poor to perish . All this is quite mistaken . The political economist , when he inquires how people may most easily acquire riches , does not teach that the rich man should keep his wealth like a miser ...
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... rich man's charity . All that the political economist insists upon is that charity shall be really charity , and shall not injure those whom it is intended to aid . It is sad to think that hitherto much harm has been done by those who ...
... rich man's charity . All that the political economist insists upon is that charity shall be really charity , and shall not injure those whom it is intended to aid . It is sad to think that hitherto much harm has been done by those who ...
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... rich , and few or none of them would be able to explain clearly what wealth is . In fact it is not at all easy to decide the question . The popular idea is that wealth consists of money , and money consists of gold and silver ; the ...
... rich , and few or none of them would be able to explain clearly what wealth is . In fact it is not at all easy to decide the question . The popular idea is that wealth consists of money , and money consists of gold and silver ; the ...
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