Political EconomyAmerican Book Company, 1917 - 134 Seiten |
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... fact is that wages are increased by in- creasing the produce of labour , not by de- creasing the produce . The wages of the whole working population consist of the total produce re- maining after the subtraction of rent , interest , and ...
... fact is that wages are increased by in- creasing the produce of labour , not by de- creasing the produce . The wages of the whole working population consist of the total produce re- maining after the subtraction of rent , interest , and ...
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... fact better paid than , schoolmasters , ministers of religion , and upper clerks . It is idle to say that the better - paid working men cannot save , and though we cannot make any strict rule , it is probable that all who earn more than ...
... fact better paid than , schoolmasters , ministers of religion , and upper clerks . It is idle to say that the better - paid working men cannot save , and though we cannot make any strict rule , it is probable that all who earn more than ...
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... fact is that we cannot do away with rents : they must go to some one or other , and the only real question which can arise is whether there shall be many landlords receiving small rents or few landlords with great rent - rolls . Rent ...
... fact is that we cannot do away with rents : they must go to some one or other , and the only real question which can arise is whether there shall be many landlords receiving small rents or few landlords with great rent - rolls . Rent ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
UTILITY | 17 |
PRODUCTION OF WEALTH | 24 |
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