...expended it in food and necessaries, which they now either go without, or squeeze by -their competition from the shares of other labourers. The labour and...to do one of two things — to make the velvet or produce the necessaries for the journeymen bricklayers — but not to do both. It was at the option...

...expended it in food and necessaries, which they now either go without, or squeeze by their competition from the shares of other labourers. The labour and...existence to do one of two things — to make the velveTor produce the necessaries for the journeymen bricklayers — but not to do both. It was at the...

...expended it in food and necessaries, which they now either go without, or squeeze by their competition from the shares of other labourers. The labour and...to do one of two things — to make the velvet or produce the necessaries for the journeymen bricklayers — but not to do both. It was at the option...

...necessarily augments wages more than the latter. " There was capital in existence," says Mr. Mill, " to do one of two things — to make the velvet, or to produce necessaries for the gaining bricklayers, but not to do both." True, but there may have been wealth in existence to do two...

...I do not mean that the very same labour and capital which produced the necessaries turn«themselves to producing the velvet ; but in some one or other...to do one of two things — to make the velvet or produce the necessaries for the journeymen bricklayers — but not to do both. It was at the option...

...amount of capital necessary for a larger production of velvet is set free. " There was," he says, " capital in existence to do one of two things, — to make the velvet or produce necessaries for the bricklayers, — but not to do both!" Imagine the case of a young man,...

...the use of these bricklayers, are deprived of their market, and must look out for other emplovment ; and they find it in making velvet for the new demand....make the velvet, or to produce necessaries for the journeyman bricklayers ; but not to do both. It was at the option of the consumer which of the two...

...food for the now forsaken bricklayers — such being the natural and inevitable course of commerce ' " There was capital in existence to do one of two things...for the journeymen bricklayers, but not to do both." Here, perhaps, the inquiring mind pauses to raise this problem : If the capital of the bricklayers'...

...earth he shall do with the third. But now a difficulty about the capital crops up again. Mill says " There was capital in existence to do one of two things,...the journeymen bricklayers," but " not to do both." Now as to that there have already been two capitals in use, the one employed in the plant of the master-bricklayer's...

...transferable from one employment to another totally different. " There was," he says at one juncture, " capital in existence to do one of two things — to...make the velvet, or to produce necessaries for the bricklayers, but not to do both." He must have meant money-credit, or money-claim, which could be turned...